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However, it's likely the upcoming Medicare drug price negotiations will have some spillover effect, as the prices are likely to become a new ceiling for other insurers as well, suggests a new AARP report.

Mental health is a top driver in overall health, so access to employer-led health care and support makes a significant difference to workers and their wellbeing and work productivity, according to a new report.

Managing utilization growth of high-cost brand products with potential for off-label use helped minimize spend in some of the faster-growing drug categories like migraine and diabetes, says a new report.

Vice funds, which include "sin stocks" – concentrated in alcohol, tobacco, weapons and gambling, have the longest track record and remain a key approach for anti-environmental, -social and -governance investors.

In a large clinical trial, Novo Nordisk's new obesity drug reduced the risk of serious heart problems by 20% - a landmark finding that could put more pressure on insurers to cover the high costs of these new medications.

Today's pre- and current retirees know they will face challenges but are willing to make adjustments, trade-offs and course corrections to improve their quality of life as retirement continues to last longer than ever, says a new report.

In the past two years - perhaps due to the Great Resignation - there's been a 20% increase in left-behind assets in retirement plans when employees switch jobs, according to a new report.

Most employees expect to work longer, indicating they plan to retire at age 65 (up from 64 in 2022), and need to save more than they did a year ago, according to Northwestern Mutual.