Health Care

The do-it-yourself moving and storage company is working to create one of the healthiest corporate cultures throughout its offices in the U.S. and Canada.

2019 has seen the most CEO departures since 2002.

New moms are heading back to the gym in their fourth trimester.

PARP inhibitor drug Lynparza, also known as olaparib, can be used to treat those who carry germline BRCA mutations.

The oil giant's CEO confessed he hated seeing "young people so unhappy, so anxious" about global warming.

An Ohio doctor accused of ordering drug overdoses in the deaths of 25 hospital patients has sued his former employer for defamation.

Hundreds of people have plunged into the chilly ocean at a Massachusetts beach to honor Peter Frates, the former college baseball player whose battle with Lou Gehrig's disease helped spread the ALS ice bucket challenge.

Out of nearly 400 U.S. pharmacies, 83 percent did not have generic insulin promised by Eli Lilly in stock.

Our American health care system has more pain points than we’re always able to identify.

There is more than one way to lose weight with the new diet trend known as intermittent fasting

This veteran is crediting an an increase in the VA's budget for the decrease in veteran homelessness.

Allergan brought in $4 billion in net revenue in the third-quarter this year.

Buttigieg's plan would automatically enroll Americans who lack insurance in the public option, potentially burdening them with a hefty bill for “retroactive” coverage.

A one-night stay in a hospital bed can cost thousands.

Check out these three healthy holiday recipes from registered dietitian and nutritionist Mia Syn.

The warnings come after one traveler with the infection visited all three airports.

The memo, obtained by Yahoo News, warns service members using the kits because they are unregulated and could provide inaccurate health assessments and that there is a growing concern about how genetic information could be used for mass surveillance and tracking individuals. The memo is primarily focused on health assessments because service members have an obligation to report changes in their health.

“It’s disappointing that J&J is going to see this as approval of their continued sale of talc-based baby powder that harms women,” Ted Meadows, one of Forrest’s lawyers, said in a statement.

If there’s a spike in overdoses, the system will send text alerts to health administrators and community workers.

New Year's weight loss won't happen without a balanced diet, said Dr. Michael Gregor.