Encouraging news for advisors and employers: Nearly 90% of women say they are tackling stress head on and have made money moves or plan to do so in the next six months, says a new study.

Employees say the top causes of their financial stress are saving enough for retirement, having emergency savings and paying their monthly bills, according to a new report.

Just days after the other two drugmakers dropped their prices, Sanofi is capping the cost of its most prescribed insulin at $35 for the privately insured, as a price gouging lawsuit against all three drugmakers gets underway.

The leaders from various sectors of the health care industry sent a letter to the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services in support of the proposed Medicare Advantage payment policy changes for 2024.

The battle over access to a key drug used for medication abortions heats up in a Texas courtroom, as Senators send a letter to Walgreens over its recent announcement that it will not dispense abortion pills in 20 states.

Found in all four of the trends is one simple message -- be proactive, not reactive, according to a new Marsh McLennan report.

The pharmacy chain "deleted internal notes about suspicious prescribers" and allowed "millions of opioid pills" to flow illegally out of stores, alleges the Department of Justice.

"The House Oversight and Accountability Committee is shining a light on this issue in the health care system and will continue to examine solutions to make prescription drugs more affordable for all Americans," says Rep. James Comer.