Wellness

One-third of U..S. workers say their job has negatively affected their mental health in the past six months

Healthier employees and their families translate to a healthier economy for both businesses and the country.

Whether it's planning for future health care needs or managing medical expenses, a higher number of workers with high deductible health plans are opening health savings accounts, according to Fidelity.

A bipartisan group of lawmakers reintroduced the PASTEUR Act, aimed at encouraging drugmakers to develop antibiotics and antifungal drugs to confront the growing threat of drug-resistant bacteria and fungus.

As the COVID emergency ends on May 11, the Departments of Health and Human Services, Labor and Treasury have issued guidance for employers with regard to COVID vaccine and test costs, telehealth and mental health parity.

A new study, which looked at health care, food, fitness and green space in each city, reveals the places in the country where well-being is prioritized most highly—and where it could use some heavy lifting.

Workplace DEI expert Elizabeth Weingarten reflects on a black history month that highlighted how DEI efforts within workplaces are slipping.

The public health emergency, which ends May 11, signals the collapse of the federal data-sharing network and this raises questions about state and local agencies' investments in tracking COVID and other health threats.