Fitbit, the popular wearable technology firm, has more than doubled its value since going public two months ago and analysts are suggesting the company has long-term potential linked to the smartphone market.

Roughly 10 percent of U.S. adults remain uninsured. Who are they?

Kansas is reporting a major boost in enrollment in the health insurance exchanges created by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

An initiative run by the American College Health Association, Healthy Campus 2020, which promotes health on college campuses recently unveiled a new wellness initiative at Oakwood University in Alabama, a historically black college affiliated with the Seventh Day Adventist Church.

The University of Missouri will stop providing subsidies to its graduate students to help them buy health insurance due to an IRS rule linked to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker, a leading contender for the GOP presidential nomination, has released a plan outlining his alternative to the PPACA.

Despite evidence to the contrary, conservative activists are still hopeful that another one of their legal challenges will get a day in front of the high court.

Americans are usually reluctant about taking their vacation time. But maybe they shouldn't be: A new survey shows employers rarely say no to vacation requests.