Health Care

Despite strict restrictions on the chemicals that can be used on produce, some fruits and vegetables repeatedly test having a high concentration of pesticides each year. Here are the worst offenders and how to your eating habit more healthy.

Great strides have been made in air pollution, but despite improvements, 1 in 4 Americans live where pollution levels are often dangerous to breathe. Here's a look at the cities with the worst pollution. 

Maintaining health and wellness takes commitment and employers should be playing an active role.

Self diagnosis has become a lot easier with the Internet, but that doesn't mean we are becoming healthier. 

Going to work early Monday morning can be hard, but if you are finding an excuse not to go to work or feel unchallenged, you might be burned out. Here's are the symptoms of workplace burnout and how to combat them.

More and more of us are opting to work for ourselves than someone else – and we’re becoming far less productive in the process.

Ever heard the expression "high IQ, low EQ?" It refers to someone who is intellectually smart, but emotionally dumb. That sums up Jonathan Gruber’s problem

For the second time in about a year, the Obama administration gave companies, including small businesses, more time before they must offer affordable  health insurance to almost all their full-time workers or pay a tax.

U.S. finance chiefs are mostly ready to deal with widespread health reform and are prepared to shift some expense burdens onto employees and customers.

Beware of a new argument from health reform backers that people are seeing policies canceled due to "ordinary turnover" in individual and small group plans.

Obama gambled one-sixth of the U.S. economy that he could convince young people to sign up for something that they didn't want. His gamble didn't -- and won't -- work.

Hillary Rodham Clinton's plan to rein in prescription drug prices by reshaping how drugmakers do business is being met by skepticism within the industry.

Insurer American International Group Inc (NYSE:AIG) reported a 5.6 percent jump in quarterly operating profit, driven by investments in one of China's biggest insurers and earnings from aircraft leasing company AerCap.

The $1,000 pill for a liver-wasting viral infection that made headlines last year is no longer the favorite of patients and doctors.

Aetna Inc. said Friday that it had agreed to buy Humana Inc. for $34.1 billion in cash and stock, following weeks of frenzied merger talks among the largest health insurers.

A panel that advises Congress on Medicare policy says the government should make it easier for seniors to get covered for rehab after a short hospital stay.

Gov. Tom Wolf and the state attorney general want the Commonwealth Court to force the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and rival Highmark Inc. into arbitration to settle lingering disputes.

The Justice Department said Tuesday that it is stepping into a long-running lawsuit against one of the nation's largest nursing-home chains, accusing it of systematic Medicare overbilling and sometimes putting frail, dying patients through arduous rehab schedules just to increase revenue.

The nation's largest suppliers of HIV and AIDS medical care is accused of bilking Medicare and Medicaid in an elaborate $20 million dollar scam that spanned 12-states, according to a lawsuit filed in South Florida federal court.

Insurer Aetna has made new hepatitis C drugs from Gilead Sciences Inc. preferred treatments for customers with the liver-destroying virus.