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Since many people don't use statins, vaccines, or COVID-19 therapies, and many choose to smoke cigarettes and eat the wrong food, life expectancy has dropped in the U.S., says the FDA commissioner.

"Seeing a return on investment for retention efforts take time and shouldn't only be happening when the labor market is tight," says Archer Chiang, CEO of Giftpack.

Since 2013, Congress has voted 13 times to postpone billions in Medicaid funding cuts prescribed by the Affordable Care Act, siding with hospitals over their claims that losing the money would hinder the delivery of care.

The Federal Trade Commission changed course on previous statements opposing state legislation that would boost transparency over pharmacy benefit managers, as it carries out a sweeping investigation into the industry.

Many indicators are built on human expectations, and even a lot of people can be wrong.

A small but growing list of big-name companies are calling employees back to their desks four days a week, as experts advise executives to carefully consider what they're trying to achieve with in-office requirements and to be intentional about that.

Private equity's role in health care provider markets is an ongoing and evolving challenge, and there are no signs that PE's interest in health care markets is waning, the study found.

A Pfizer manufacturing facility in North Carolina, responsible for making 25% of the company's sterile injectable medicines for hospitals, sustained heavy tornado damage, potentially worsening an already deep drug shortage.