Physicians worry their satisfaction ratings will plummet if they don't prescribe opioids to patients.

A report from the National Community Pharmacists Association says remuneration fees and copay clawbacks are what is keeping drug prices high.

Despite social media's business-use cases, many employees use such tools as time-wasters.

A new survey shows that since Obergefell v. Hodges, some LGBT employees haven't updated their benefits packages.

Harvard Medical School professor tried three tests to see how physicians would react when challenged about prescribing antibiotics.

As the GOP convention nears and Paul Ryan pushes the Republican answer to the Affordable Care Act, some in the party are worried what Trump will do when it comes to health care.

Generation Z those born from 1995 on is on the horizon. One study looks at what you should know about the soon-to-be employees.

American employees are wary of their bosses and colleagues, according to a new study from Ernst & Young.