Analysis

U.S. counties where doctors received high volumes of opioid marketing saw more prescriptions and, in turn, more overdose deaths, according to a new study.

Roughly one third of those who say they've taken a mental health day to stave off burnout--but don't want to admit that to the boss.

Researchers revisiting their 2003 work on the subject of health care costs came to the following conclusion: "It's the prices, stupid."

The latest EBRI study of consumer attitudes and HDHPs shows that enrollees are more cost-conscious, but that's not necessarily a good thing.

Employers seeking to recruit and retain staff had better take a second look at what they offer in regards to employee wellness.

Prudential's Waldeck: DOL's multiple employer plan proposal an insufficient approach to closing retirement access gap