Consumer Driven Health Care

A new study by the Kaiser Family Foundation finds that many seniors who take expensive drugs for arthritis, hepatitis C, multiple sclerosis and cancer will spend between $4,000 and $12,000 in 2016 just to take one drug.

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.

They say money talks. If so, it might say to Americans, Dont be afraid of me! Im here to help!

Health insurers may soon be required to include more tests related to diabetes detection and prevention in their coverage offerings that the insured will not be charged for.

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.