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Fed up with cost and supply issues, health care providers are banding together to manufacture their own drugs. But advisors and PBMs are skeptical.

It's not as dramatic as it sounds; the annual health care spending increases are comparable to historic standards.

Cerulli says shift from mutual funds to CITs is at a tipping point. Here's why.

A growing number of dentists are turning to patients' health insurance to cover services that they deem more "medical" than "dental."

Retail employers plan to hire more seasonal help this year, but with demand outpacing supply, they're turning to incentives like paid time off to lure talent.

A new study quantifies a phenomenon among U.S. hospitals: mysterious jumps in the prices of vital medicines once those drugs become harder to find.

What's more, numbers show that medical costs have actually declined from 6.5 percent to about 5.3 percent leading into 2019.

The business of keeping people well is a logical frontier for an army of tech giants looking to grow bigger.