Life & Health

Small- and medium-sized businesses really can avoid overpaying, lowering health costs and gaining a competitive edge.

The great unbundling of cable TV has begun and will drive prices sharply lower. The same pattern will follow in healthcare.

Non-communicable (and largely avoidable) health issues like heart disease are costing the economy hundreds of billions of dollars a year.

Only 8% of Americans buy insurance for long-term care. Six approaches from behavioral economics can help more people see the benefits.

The math says no. Attempts at making costs transparent only touch a tiny fraction of healthcare spending.

As this infographic shows, half of millennials in the U.S. are expected to own fitness bands by 2017.

This video explains how the Medical Injury Compensation Reform Act has shaped malpractice coverage.

Many medical professionals fear that AI will cost them their jobs, but costs must somehow decline, and errors must plunge.