Wellness

Retailers are paying a steep price: $47.1 billion a year in ill health costs and time lost to absenteeism.

Nearly half of workers it interviewed said their typical lunch break lasts 30 minutes or less.

Obesity among children from lower earning families rose compared to their well-off counterparts, according to a study that suggests the U.S. weight epidemic may be another sign of a growing divide between rich and poor.

States across the country are turning to wellness programs as a way to encourage public employees to more actively engage in their health management.

Understand that the wellness benefits youre providing your employee is for their benefit, like life insurance, and they're probably not going to make the shareholders better off.

The number of black men dying of cancer dropped the most in the last two decades although their rates of death from the disease remain the highest among all U.S. ethnicities, according to a report.