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Researchers reported in a 2023 JAMA Network Open article that, in 2018, employer-sponsored health plans spent $10.2 billion on care for enrollees affected by alcohol use disorders.

The condition already costs U.S. employers more than $245 billion per year, and prevalence is growing.

As the midterm elections near, lawmakers have continued to float legislation to strengthen the retirement benefits program.

In these states, many people say they have "serious difficulty with concentrating, remembering, or making decisions."

New CDC survey results show where this devastating condition affects more than 6% of people in the near-retiree age group.

Even wealthy seniors could drain assets relatively quickly in these locations, CareScout finds.