Novo Nordisk Upgraded to 'Buy'
Novo Nordisk was handed an upgrade to 'buy' from 'hold' on Tuesday from Austria's Erste Group.
Drug Industry Served Bearish Outlook as Risks Linger
The pharmaceutical industry took a hit on Friday after Jefferies unleashed a bearish outlook on the sector and downgraded several of the major drug makers.
S&P: Rising Health Costs to Burden Consumer Sector
Rising health-care costs will likely create challenges for consumers and the retailers that depend on discretionary spending, new S&P research shows.
Sales Warning Drives Intuitive Surgical to 18-Month Low
The medical device maker warned of weaker-than-expected quarterly sales amid shrinking medical robot revenue.
WTO: U.S. Shoppers Have No Right to Know What They Eat
U.S. consumers denied the right to know the origin of their food by the WTO.
The median cost of a US nursing home tops $91,000 a year, forcing families to reconsider care
Doris Ranzman had followed the expert advice, planning ahead in case she wound up unable to care for herself one day.
Medicare proposes to ease '2-midnight' coverage rule on hospital observation stays;
Medicare proposed Wednesday to ease a coverage policy on short hospital stays that has been criticized because it can result in higher costs for seniors.
CVS buys Omnicare for about $12.7B in bid to get prescriptions to senior-care facilities
CVS will buy the pharmacy benefits provider Omnicare in a deal valued at about $12.7 billion, putting it in a better position to get its prescriptions to the growing U.S. population living in senior-care facilities.
Nursing home bills keep rising: a year now costs $91K, according to industry survey
The steep cost of caring for the elderly continues to climb.
Insurer UnitedHealth to spend $12.76B on pharmacy benefits manager Catamaran
The nation's largest health insurer, UnitedHealth, is staking a bigger claim in pharmacy benefits management with a plan to buy Catamaran Corp. for more than $12 billion in cash.
Specialty drugs offer life-changing breakthroughs to millions of patients but with huge costs
Mati Munoz lost her liver to hepatitis C, and the virus was attacking its transplanted replacement last year when her doctor prescribed a drug combination that could save the organ.
Medicare Bought Medicines for Dead People
A government watchdog agency says Medicare's prescription drug program kept paying for costly medications -- even after patients were dead.
Rampant corruption in health services impoverishes millions in India; government vows change
Digamber Rawat rarely emerges from the tiny windowless room he shares with his parents because a mysterious illness has wasted away the strength in his legs.
Life After Insanity: What's Next for Shaun T?
Fitness Mogul Shaun T talks fitness, building a business, and finding his ‘sanity’ in dance.
How 2015 Became the Year of the Cage-Free Hen
Over two dozen major food companies announced plans to go cage-free in 2015.
PepsiCo’s ‘Healthy Resolution’ for 2016
PepsiCo is cleaning up their vending machines and adding Non-GMO seals to some of their brands.
Meet the Legal Eagle Chasing Chipotle’s E. Coli Outbreak
When There’s a Food Outbreak, People Call This Guy….Attorney Bill Marler is representing 47 of the 52 people in the Chipotle E.coli Outbreak
Vending Machine Junkie? You Need One of These
Meet the smart fridge looking to transform how you snack at work.
Are Genetically Modified Pigs Next After FDA Approves Salmon?
African swine fever-resistant pigs are created through a new gene-editing technique.
More Food Recalls Are Coming, Here's Why
The FDA has been doing more random food testing in recent years causing an uptick in recalls.










