Life & Health

Gene testing is showing promise as a tool to get the right medication at the right dose to each workers' compensation patient.

Healthcare is "managed" as a large operational expense — instead of as a strategic asset that delivers a sustainable competitive advantage.

As many other industries have shown, being analytics-poor in workers' comp is no longer an option.

Employers can help head off chronic use of opioids before it turns into addiction by having independent analysis look for three key risk factors.

Forty years ago, whole life insurance made a lot of sense as an investment vehicle. Today, it's as outdated as disco, hula hoops and pet rocks.

A settlement with Raleigh Orthopaedic is just the latest in a growing series of high-dollar resolution agreements about privacy standards.

When it comes to sports injuries, insurance liabilities aren’t nearly as black and white as you might think.

Corporations can now impose more draconian wellness schemes on their workers, even though the programs have been shown to not work,.