Life & Health

With sophisticated air traffic control, JFK has gone from a few hundred flights a day to thousands. Hospitals can make the same leap.

The answer is yes, but a lot of mistakes have been made, and the industry still needs to sort itself out.

Wellness actually harms employees because it distracts people in human resources from doing their jobs.

But innovators must first understand the causes of the drop and prioritize efforts that aim at solving the biggest issues.

Twenty major companies have finally had enough of surging healthcare costs and have formed an alliance to attack the problem.

"Guaranteed" life policies are falling victim to low interest rates. Holders may see death benefits drop or premiums increase.

"Mandate" is a difficult word, but we may have to require that people be healthy, to get beyond our healthcare spending crisis.

Group insurance is no longer a quiet sector of the industry; it is in the front lines of customer-centricity and technological innovation.