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Just 21 percent of associates said that their overall benefits had improved, less than one-third the rate of C-suite executives (65 percent).

A Pfizer win could cost taxpayers billions of dollars and erase an important control on pharma marketing.

Across political party lines, most adults support additional federal measures to improve the accurate exchange of records among health care providers.

The rule dictates that when a baby is born to parents with separate insurance plans, it's covered by the parent whose birthday comes first in the calendar year.

Midcareer workers worldwide face high unemployment and job entry barriers, survey finds.

Financial toxicity is about more than just dealing with the high costs of health care.