Fitness was not the main reason for buying this wearable, a survey says, but it did make people exercise more.

A major reform of the nation's mental health policy might come from a bipartisan coalition, helped by outrage over recent mass shootings.

The use of wearables has increased across all demographic groups, but at very different paces.

Redesigning the tradition sitting office to one where people stand can be a potentially cost-effective way to hit the obesity epidemic, a study shows.

Medical device manufacturers say their new devices are not causing higher health care costs.

Vacation, whether unlimited or merely generous, is the latest "new" employee benefit. For some.

Half of large employers now incorporate wellness incentives into their health care plans. But with increased popularity comes increased scrutiny, which has led to some powerful criticism of the model on a number of fronts.

People's opinions on the Cadillac tax are highly susceptible to arguments presented for or against it.