Life & Health

With 3 trillion reasons ($$) to protect the status quo, it should be no surprise that employing frontal assault on healthcare would be laughably ineffective.

The ability to deliver low cost and high quality is rooted in a relentless drive to rethink and execute pragmatic approaches.

Wait, you mean that when the insurance companies and the government teamed up for Obamacare, they actually made some mistakes?

Smartphone apps are perfect for, say, detecting depression by watching for a fall in exercise and movement and fewer social interactions.

Recent evidence suggests activity tracking brings no immediate measurable health benefit, but this misses the point -- and an opportunity.

A recent settlement highlights compliance weaknesses existing in the operations of many HIPAA covered entities and business associates.

Over the past decade, many industries have made tremendous progress when it comes to offering consumer choice. Healthcare has not.

The data could be valuable to life and health insurers because the amount and quality of sleep provide insights into our long-term health.