Wellness

About one in seven adult primary care patients visiting medical offices in Washington reported having used marijuana at least once in the past year, according to an analysis of 22,000 patient records, and the numbers are on the rise.

Findings from the biennial 2017 Global Benefits Attitudes Survey indicate that just a bit more than a third of U.S. workers were satisfied with their financial situation this year, a noted decrease from two years ago.

A bill currently in committee would create a national paid-time off policy for sick days and other personal needs, and businesses that comply would be exempt from tougher state and municipal rules

Here are five options that brokers and benefits administrators should consider when determining a strategy to deal with pain in the workplace.

Pharmaceutical companies have introduced new medicines to treat dependence, reverse overdoses, and deal with opioids side effects, but few effective alternatives to addictive painkillers have emerged from the laboratory.

According to a recent CareerBuilder survey, 40 percent of workers have called in sick in the last 12 months when they werent, compared to 35 percent in 2016.