An annual physician survey uncovers doctor's thoughts on regulation, career choices and the Trump administration.

Insurers are stepping up to help Floridians affected by Hurricane Irma, from paying for emergency services to easing prescription pickups, and more.

Over half of the drug tests conducted by Quest Diagnostics in 2016 showed signs of prescription drug misuse, according to a new report.

Opioid addiction now at a 12-year high is one of the major reasons why men ages 25 to 54 have dropped out of the workforce.

The Urban Institute analyzed three 2018 scenarios that could occur if federal CSR payments stop.

Although some larger companies would like to bring remote workers back into corporate offices, many candidates still expect work from home options, according to a new survey.

Results are in from a survey by an association for medical doctors on single-payer health care -- and while some statistics are expected, respondents' suggestions are interesting to examine.

State insurance commissioners have a message for Congress and the Trump administration: fund the cost-sharing reduction payments so the Affordable Care Act exchanges can be stabilized.