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Saving for an emergency, not to mention retirement, is hard for many--especially in some metro areas in the U.S.

The plan calls for a 24/7 treatment center where any resident could walk in a receive access to psychiatrists, nurse practitioners and case managers.

Lawmakers are now trying to close gaps in the state's surprise billing law and limit how much hospitals can charge for out-of-network emergency care.

The World Health Organization has officially added 'burnout syndrome' to its handbook.

The provision would require "disclosure of direct and indirect compensation for brokers and consultants to employer-sponsored health plans."

Zolgensma, the first drug in the U.S. to cross the $1 million mark, is an important test for the field as a wave of gene therapies advance.