Wellness

Does misery really love company? A new study suggests maybe.

Vermont lawmakers have snuffed out a proposed $1-a-pack boost in the state tax on cigarettes.

Healthy, happy employees make for healthy profits. It’s all rolled up under the culture umbrella.

Fair warning: If you don’t want to hear another one of my rants about wellness, you might wanna ship this week’s blog right now.

A recent study finds low-income and medically vulnerable high-deductible plan enrollees are just as likely to cut back on needed health care as other HDP enrollees.

Hundreds of mostly poor and uninsured people are expected to turn out for a free dental clinic this weekend in Waterbury, an annual Connecticut event that has drawn patients from as far away as Michigan.

About half of U.S. adults take vitamins and other dietary supplements — a level that's been holding steady for much of the past decade, new government figures show.

California was a pioneer in prohibiting tobacco use in the workplace during the 1990s, but the ban left loopholes that a state lawmaker now wants to close.