Health Care

Citigroup, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Wells Fargo are in focus.

Beverly Sackler, who lived in Connecticut, was on its board for decades.

Johnson & Johnson shares were flat in trading Monday as legal troubles clouded its financial outlook.

Millennial's change the health care industry with Floss Bar mobile dentistry.

Even if you’re young and healthy, it’s crucial to take advantage of the health insurance plan options available to you in order to best protect yourself now and in retirement.

The little blue pill used to treat erectile dysfunction was developed for heart disease.

Purdue Pharma scored a major victory in court as cases against company halted for six months.

Reynolds American gets the jump on its rivals for FDA authorization of its e-cigarette ads.

Johnson & Johnson successfully argued the terminal cancer came about spontaneously, and was not directly caused by the talc powder.

Working Mother magazine published a list of the 100 best companies for on Sept. 24.

Making price discovery a norm in health care could be a game changer and help reduce the $765 billion our country wastes every year through inefficiency.

Updated number of cases of vaping-related illnesses across the country. First Lady meets with kids affected by epidemic.

The first-ever federal opioid trial will proceed after two attempts to halt it were denied.

The announcements comes one week after Trump signed an executive order to expand private-sector Medicare.

The federal lawsuit alleges that the e-cigarette companies have violated a city law.

Approximately 5.7 million kids under the age of 11 live with a parent who suffers from a substance use disorder.

 A widely used agricultural pesticide that California environmental officials have said has been linked to brain damage in children will be banned after next year, state officials announced Wednesday.

These are the 10 highest-paying health care jobs that don't need a medical school degree, according to HeyTutor.

The 2020 Democratic candidates appear fundamentally opposed to letting Americans make the choice of what health care plan they want for themselves. 

UConn announces what it will do with donations from owners of OxyContin maker.