How to Make the Cost of Your Prescriptions Cheaper
The cost of medicine has been on a steady climb, but that doesn’t mean you have to pay full price for your prescription drugs or compromise your health.
Could Your Medical Debt Keep You From Getting a Job?
Some employers use credit checks to screen potential employees. But what happens if the candidate had problems with medical debt?
Pfizer Tops 4Q Views on New Treatments, Emerging Markets
Pfizer reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter results, helped by sales of new treatments for cancer, nerve pain and arthritis.
Pfizer Lung Cancer Drug Fails Two Late-Stage Trials
Pfizer said its experimental lung cancer drug failed to meet its goals in two late-stage studies in patients who received prior treatment for advanced non-small cell lung cancer.
How Long Does it Take for a Medical Debt to Go to Collections?
Out-of-pocket healthcare costs for 2013 are estimated to have totaled $322 billion, and millions of medical debt accounts are sent to collection annually.
Obamacare and Your Health Savings Account
If you have an HSA, can you use it with a health plan bought through an exchange?
General Electric Scoops Up Thermo Fisher Assets for $1.06B
The scientific and lab equipment maker will sell part of its business to GE Healthcare for about $1.06 billion.
Resolve Medical Debt Before Marriage
It can be hard to start married life on the right financial footing with unpaid medical debt looming.
Health Insurance Costs Going Up?
There's a lot of confusion about the new health-care requirements. Here's a quick guide on what you need to know.
How to Keep the Lid on Your Out-of-Pocket Health Costs
When it comes to paying for health care, consumers have more skin in the game than they did in the past.
How to Hide Medical Treatment from Your Health Plan
Federal law supports you if you want to keep treatments or medicine secret.
Baxter, Cell Therapeutics to Develop Gene Fighter to Treat Leukemia
Drug giant Baxter International inked a licensing partnership with smaller rival Cell Therapeutics to develop and commercialize a drug to help treat myelofibrosis and leukemia.
Lilly Pumps Another $700M into Insulin Manufacturing
Eli Lilly will invest more than $700 million to boost its insulin manufacturing capacity in Puerto Rico, France, China and the United States.
4 Reasons Your Health Insurance Premium Might Go Up
Some consumers might be facing higher health-insurance costs. Here's why.
3 Signs that Mean it's Time to Call in Sick
According to a new survey, 90% of employees admit they have come into the office despite knowing they are sick—an increase of 10% from last year. Here are three signs you are better off staying home.
Teva Hunts for a Successor as CEO Exits
Teva Pharmaceutical’s chief executive Jeremy Levin abruptly stepped down from his role at the Israeli drug maker on Wednesday.
Oncology Drugs Give Pfizer 3Q Boost
Pfizer reported better-than-expected third-quarter earnings helped by cost cuts and growing sales of recently approved cancer medicines.
'Smart' Bionic Tech Returns Motion to Paralyzed, Amputees
New intelligent bionics and exoskeletons are expected to one day help patients who haven’t used their lower bodies in years.
Getting Rid of Old Medical Debt
When old medical debt is keeping you from moving ahead with your life, it's time to take action.
Detecting Malaria Using a Cell's Electric Vibe
Hundreds of thousands of children die from Malaria each year, but new research could help catch deadly diseases before they reach maturity.



















