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The ratings agency says it does not 'explicitly incorporate' cyber attack risk in its analysis, but is paying more attention to it.

Here are ways to help your employees choose the best health insurance options.

When his wife got sick, Michael Lee Stallard learned that a place's attitude can help heal as much as the medicine it provides.

With employers facing new Affordable Care Act reporting requirements in 2016, one human-resources tech company is automating the process.

Glooko's diabetes-management platform allows patients and doctors more information, and investors are interested.

As a leader, it's in your best interests to keep your employees healthy. Unfortunately, the glut of misinformation circulating on TV and the Internet makes it difficult to separate bunk from best practices.

Its use case is narrow, but the FDA's stamp of approval could have broader implications for the way we create customized medicine.

Interim analysis of a trial to protect against the deadly disease has been shown to, thus far, be successful.

These companies are doing more than creating fitness apps -- they're improving lives in many fundamental ways.

The court ruled that the federal subsidies that help people pay for their health plans are legal under the Affordable Care Act.

With a Right at Home franchise, Laura Greenway-Balnar found the perfect application for her gerontology nursing expertise.

From education to the environment, startups are seeking to dominate these hot fields.

Through a new partnership with Johnson & Johnson, Google is coming to an operating room near you.

The top court will start hearing arguments in the King v. Burwell case Wednesday, and the cost of insurance could be at stake.

'The robot doctor' sounds like the title of a sci-fi movie. But it's just one future trend that entrepreneurs should know about in this changing industry.

With billions being poured into the medical field, the status quo is no longer an option. It's time for entrepreneurs to enter the fold.

From medical supplies to mobile screenings, there are many diverse ways to enter the health sector.

Fourteen of 23 top hospitals said they have rolled out a pilot program of Apple's HealthKit service.

Sevamob offers vital services for the equivalent of just $4 to $9 a month.

Last year was a busy one but even more changes are on the horizon this year.

A month into the launch of the federal exchanges, small-business owners report mixed results with the program.