2016 is shaping up to be a bellwether year, if forecasts from prognosticators merit any credence.

Once the economy returns to health, Americans begin to focus less on their wallets and more on their own health.

At first glance, the list of job postings provided by CareerBuilder that compares number of jobs posted vs. number of positions filled suggests we should all become nurses or software developers.

The baby boomers launched their adult lives with such promise: peace, love and understanding. Now, says a report from researchers at the University of Southern California, many of them can expect to end their lives with obesity, failing hearts and disappearing minds.

Shkreli is the guy who runs the drug maker Turing. He ordered the price of a specialty drug that fights cancer and HIV to be raised from $13.50 to $750 a pill this fall.

As reports of in-hospital infections, sepsis and complications from treatment grow, Medicare is holding health organizations accountable for their performance in this area.

Major pharmacy chains CVS and Walgreens are partnering with the administration to alert the public to the availability of free or reduced cost health insurance.

Despite the seasonal good cheer one encounters at the workplace, lurking beneath the surface, there are holiday haters. And guess what their top five most hated workplace practices are?