Life & Health

It may not occur to most users of a fitness app, for instance, that their personal data will be disclosed to the device manufacturers.

The math simply doesn't work without support from Democrats. Significantly, there is plenty of common ground to be found.

While carriers know they need to be on their toes, the changes happening now mean we are trying to build a house in a hurricane!

If employers want people to stay healthy in the long run, why aren't wellness programs measuring and paying for health in the long run?

If the industry makes better use of technology, it will make life insurance accessible for large numbers of people who have none or too little.

Some life insurers now use data from fitness trackers to lower premiums. But does a policyholder’s number of steps really improve mortality?

Whatever GOP leaders may actually be thinking, it's clear that the time has come for bipartisan healthcare reform.

Given that the American Health Care Act may crash and burn, it's time to start thinking about what could come next.