Medical marijuana may lead not only to less pain and better health among workers, but an increase in full-time workers.

They're trying. Plus gig workers are slightly more likely than W2 workers to say they'll be financially ready for retirement.

Key among the bill's provisions are restoring protections for pre-existing conditions and making more Americans eligible for premium tax credits.

The rebates represent the excess profit earned by UnitedHealth beyond the allowed medical loss ratio.

Employers basing pay on performance might be costing themselves more in health care.

When researching your future retirement place, consider not just how much it costs to live there, but whether you'll feel safe, or can find a doctor.

Half of U.S. workers are panicked or depressed over money.

Less than 2,000 of the 18,000 or so Arkansans who lost their Medicaid health care last year have since found a job.