Health Care

Former New England Patriots star Rob “Gronk” Gronkowski is getting into the CBD game.

Teva Pharmaceuticals and Endo International are rallying after the Johnson & Johnson ruling.

Another session of volatility rocks stocks.

While the companies involved in the deal stand to make a profit, the patients who use the drug may be stuck with a huge tab.

Dollar General, Dollar Tree and Family Dollar have all been fined for selling expired products including over-the-counter drugs.

The drug maker will appeal the ruling.

Bristol-Myers said on Monday it expects the deal to close by 2019 end.

The “Take Me Home Tonight” and “Two Tickets to Paradise” singer announced the news in a clip from his season 4 reality show “Real Money.”

The money will go to an organization focused on preventing human trafficking and sexual exploitation.

Disneyland hit by measles infected tourist.

The president's order comes as China announced a new round of retaliatory tariffs on about $75 billion worth of U.S. goods.

The directive was announced back in May by Alex M. Azar II, the health and human services secretary, and would require pharmaceutical companies to include the cost of drugs if they are to exceed $35 per month.

The insurers’ move mostly reflects the business’ improved finances after previous rate hikes helped revenues catch up to claims costs.

Joe Lieberman agrees with Harry Reid that far-left proposals from presidential hopefuls will hurt their chances in 2020.

Health care has been a divisive topic among Sanders, an independent, and prominent Democrats vying to challenge President Trump in 2020.

You're a cannabis farmer, dude?

While many black patients in the focus groups said they felt more comfortable when their doctor's race matched theirs, Patterson said, "I believe any person can be trained to take care of any other person."

If you’re looking to retire in Florida, a new study suggests you should choose Sarasota.

Students are going to extreme measures to smoke their vape pens in class -- and schools are trying their hardest to prevent it, according to a new report.

‘We may be looking at a different future,’ Dr. Marc Siegel