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A new bill could protect workers from telehealth professionals that aren't what they seem to be.

The recent wave of federal workforce reductions is poised to have significant economic repercussions, with potential impacts extending far beyond the immediate job losses.

There is an urgent need for improved wellness-focused benefits tailored to the challenges educators face.

The federal 340B drug pricing program is failing to meet the needs of the vulnerable patients the program was intended to serve, while raising health care costs for employers and families, according to a new white paper.

The full billed price for a double lung transplant for a patient under 65 increased 81% between 2020 and this year, to $2.3 million, the firm estimates.

"When managers prioritize employee wellbeing, they could see improved employee morale, increased productivity, reduced absenteeism and lower turnover rates," says Joan Woodward, Executive Vice President of Public Policy for Travelers and President of the Travelers Institute.