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A study among overweight and obese Yup’ik Eskimos find lower incidences of type-2 diabetes and high cholesterol.

Applications for unemployment benefits have fallen steadily in the past two months.

Although women face higher health care expenses and a greater risk for long term care, they may be less prepared for the economic realities of retirement, according to a new study.

A recent study by the Society of Actuaries found an increased need for risk management and financial advisement in retirement planning.

A new flexible asset allocation tool from Jackson National will help advisers build customized investment solutions.

American General Benefits Solutions’ multi-product program offers employers a way to hold down costs, while providing more insurance product choices to employees.

Though catastrophic illness and major medical plans pay the bills for direct patient care, uncovered expenses ranging from deductibles to daily living aren’t covered. That’s where voluntary critical illness plans can help.

A Kaiser Health News report spotlights mental health care delivery the problems stemming from lack of providers and health insurance gaps.