Wellness

CVS Health Corp. beat analysts third-quarter estimates as prescription drug sales made up for the loss the company suffered after it quit selling tobacco products at its retail pharmacies.

We all know why they call it work. But just how hard on a person can one's job be? The U.S. Department of Labor has taken a stab at quantifying that.

Smoking cost California more than $18 billion in 2009, and was responsible for more than one in seven deaths in the state.

A recent survey suggests that more work needs to be done to educate people about how Ebola spreads.

The coming release of the Apple Watch and the companys HealthKit app has people talking and competitors watching carefully.

Perhaps its time employers rethink workplace flexibility and integrate it into their work processes.