A lack of established payment systems for telehealth is preventing its acceptance by medical professionals, a new report says.

By 2020, more than half of the worlds population will be taking more than one drug dose per day as the gap between use in the developed and developing world narrows. Here's what you need to know.

Days after Clinton called Sanders plan to establish single-payer health care too risky and too expensive, Sanders said the party frontrunner is neglecting a crucial subject: Paid family leave.

Theyre still not performing as badly as major cable companies, but health insurers are receiving mediocre marks at best from American consumers.

In what is being billed as an important step away from the fee-for-service health care system, the Obama administration announced an outcome-based measure of compensating medical providers for performing hip or knee replacements on Medicare patients.

Employees in high-pressure jobs are more likely to work sick.

A new report by Strategy&, a division of consulting giant PricewaterhouseCoopers, finds that the federally-funded expansion of Medicaid that many states embraced under PPACA boosted enrollment in private insurance plans by 7.8 million.

Workers who volunteer often say their volunteering provides them valuable professional opportunities, according to a survey by Robert Half.