What older adults need to do to reduce the risk of heat-related illness
Recently, when I was on vacation in Seattle with my daughter and her family, I got dizzy after being in […]
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Sandoz agrees to pay $400 million to settle state charges over manipulating generic drug prices
Sandoz Inc., a Swiss generic prescription drug maker, has agreed to a $400 million settlement with 43 states and territories
Trump administration rule that would make it more difficult and costly to buy ACA health insurance challenged by states
Twenty-one attorneys general and the Pennsylvania governor filed a lawsuit Friday in federal court to challenge a federal rule that undermines the
Homeowners insurance companies make big money off delaying claims, study finds
For each day homeowners insurance companies delay claims payments, the industry takes in an extra $8.8 million in interest and
Airlines are automating more customer tasks for speed, but real people are missed
Recently on a trip to Spokane, Wash., to attend a memorial service, I was surprised to find that the counter
Start researching in August for items you plan to buy, but it may pay to wait until Labor Day sales
August marks the beginning of the end of summer, as well as a new school year for many people. Because
RFK Jr.’s advisory committee delivers dangerous vote on peptides, consumer groups say
An advisory committee at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, or FDA, voted 8-6 with one abstention over a two-day
FTC and state attorneys general need to take action against Speechify over voice-cloning practices, consumer groups say
Speechify, an artificial intelligence voice-cloning platform, makes it easy for bad actors to create convincing voice impersonations with no safeguards
401(k)s without alternative assets perform better than pension plans with them, study finds
401(k)s, and other defined contribution retirement plans, with no exposure to private equity or other alternative assets, have outperformed pension