Life & Health

Perform tests to set a baseline before an injury occurs, then conduct the same tests after an injury and compare the two.

The federal 340B program, designed to help the poor afford drugs, is being exploited by rich hospitals and driving up premiums for all.

An employer pays an average of $8,000 for every error by a hospital -- but it doesn't have to be that way.

New FAQs confirm that employers can’t reimburse employees for purchasing individual coverage, despite what some vendors say.

Devices like FitBit and the Apple watch hold great promise for our health, but they won't have much of an effect for many years.

The sky just fell on Honeywell, even though its program complies with the ACA. Don't be next.

A WCRI study found that new rules in Georgia cut prices by 25% to 40% -- though prices are still much higher than at pharmacies.

The watch is designed to bolster the iPhone -- but innovators must be willing to move beyond old products and business models.