Health Care

The release of Trump's plan comes as Democratic presidential candidate clashes over Medicare for all.

President Trump set to defend Medicare for seniors

The federal government is looking to study the sales, advertising and promotional tactics of multiple e-cigarette manufacturers who are fighting to survive as they face backlash from two public health debacles- mysterious illnesses and an explosion in teen vaping.

A Oregon doctor who says his sperm was improperly used to father over a dozen children is suing the “incredibly irresponsible” clinic.  

The fitness market had an estimated value of $94 billion in 2018 while the VR market had an estimated value of $7.9 billion that same year.

A Wisconsin woman is facing six charges for helping her adult sons run an illegal vaping operation.

The damage suffered is described like a toxic chemical burn.

Walmart executives say it’s hoping to remove a meaningful chunk of unnecessary health care cost for the company and its employees.

Massachusetts is facing another big legal challenge to its vaping ban.

Dr. Joel Smithers, a married father of five who lives in Greensboro, North Carolina, was convicted in May of more than 800 counts of illegally prescribing drugs.

The Vermont independent canceled his upcoming events.

J&J latest to settle opioid case in Ohio to avoid trial.

The Justice Department's inspector general, in a report released Tuesday, said that the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) was "slow to respond" as to the increasing use of opioids since 2000.

Altria owns a 35.5 percent stake in Juul, which last week made the major announcement that it would suspend all advertising in the United States.

Virginia confirms first vaping-related death

This insurance provider is paying out millions to shortchanged policy holders.

The study challenges those widespread recommendations to limit the intake of red and processed meats.

The companies said customers who had bought the products could return them for a refund.

See how store owners are reacting to states racing to ban vaping products.

The Sacklers had a stake in the company Peak Resorts Inc., which is selling the ski sites.