Analysis

For every dollar spent on OTC medicines, an average of $7.20 is saved by the U.S. health care system.

While hospitals are financially better off since the expansion, they have increased the costs they shift to commercial health plans.

The Center for Retirement Research reports on what the U.S. can learn from the U.K.'s universal auto-enrollment program.

Now that total repeal of the ACA is back on the menu, analysts are crunching the numbers on what that repeal would mean.

Medical marijuana may lead not only to less pain and better health among workers, but an increase in full-time workers.

Just 22 percent of employers currently have or plan to implement programs to address opioid use and suicide prevention this year.