Responding to widespread outrage over high-profile price hikes for prescription drugs, a Senate committee is holding a meeting on Wednesday to grill pharmaceutical executives on their business practices.

Nonprofit health insurer Kaiser Permanente, already a giant in the health care industry, is getting even bigger.

A new survey finds that 60 percent of HR professionals say they are implementing worker wellbeing programs.

Researchers suggest that it is not our appetites that our driving larger portions, but rather that larger portions are encouraging us to eat more than we need.

A recent survey by the Centers for Disease Control finds that high cholesterol is on the decline in the U.S., but it also finds that far too many people with high cholesterol are not taking appropriate medication.

The U.S. Senate finally approved a bill to gut central portions of the landmark health law.

Republicans are finally on the brink of achieving a major symbolic victory by passing a bill to repeal major portions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

Lawmakers from both parties are exploring ways to kill the Cadillac tax, one of the rare provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act that has earned scorn from both the left and the right.