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Get doctors spending more time with patients and less time updating electronic health records.

The nonpartisan group shared its analysis of the American Health Care Act.

Grace connects people to end-of-life information and services online.

In a time of exponential change, the former Apple CEO says people have unprecedented opportunities to disrupt old industries with new ways of thinking.

Workers and entrepreneurs are looking for answers about the health care law's uncertain future.

Let us do the research -- you have enough to worry about.

Rising costs have to be paid for with higher prices or lower profits.

The industry has not yet achieved what it could be, but with the right focus, companies can blaze a new trail.

Mylan's crisis response to high EpiPen prices is focused on an important goal: changing the national conversation on health pricing.

The next time you marathon-watch 'Orange Is the New Black,' do your body a favor -- get up and shake a leg.

Robots are eliminating job drudgery in hospitals, and as technology advances, they'll take on therapeutic roles too.

New York City Health & Hospitals is launching a campaign featuring emoji to better direct young people to sexual health resources.

Healthcare is a business, We need to be smart, savvy, informed shoppers.

NPS is a measurement tool that helps businesses gauge how likely customers are to refer others.

Roger Dumoulin-White, president and CEO of Theralase Technologies, describes the new devices and therapies his company is bringing to market.

Innovations in big data, machine learning and in-device sensors are changing the nature of technology startups.

Health Care providers should never take their out-of-network patients for granted.

Healthcare in the US has metastasized, threatening to take over the host economy. If ever there was a paradigm in need of entrepreneurs intent on disruption, here it is. Have at it.

A simple quiz could save your life.

These companies are shaking up the health industry with apps, video games, tampons and more.

U.S. District Judge Rosemary Collyer ruled that the administration cannot spend billions of dollars in federal funds to provide subsidies under Obamacare to private insurers without the approval of Congress.