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80% of respondents said insurers should pick up the tab "for adults who have been diagnosed as overweight or obese."

Twenty-three percent of Americans are terrified by the prospect of the end of regular paychecks when they retire, but most aren't willing to wait to increase their Social Security payments.

A U.S. court of appeals has ruled against an employer that sued the IRS over $1.1 million in penalties for not adequately providing insurance coverage for employees.

The plaintiffs argue a new law would restrict vision care insurers' ability to communicate the cost of care and prevent patients from receiving important information.

The Biden administration wants to "aggressively" get workers back following news that federal agencies are using less than 25% of their office space.

A new study finds that companies that invest in employee experience (EX) cultivate stronger employee/employer relationships and see significantly higher engagement.

Some parents, especially racial minorities, are treated unfairly when seeking health care, a new report from the Urban Institute found.

The notice said that list would be reviewed periodically to determine whether more items should be included if they are proven to either prevent certain conditions or improve chronic disease diagnoses.