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Given the costliness and fragmentation of the smart home market, Verizon Wireless has its sights set on a loftier prize.

The conventional wisdom 'don't diagnose your illness over the Internet' may be changing.

Even a little bit of exercise can have a big impact, both on people's health and on employers' costs.

Electronic records and online patient portals can boost efficiency and even spur more business.

The drug chain's big move and name change may lead to the loyalty of a powerful customer segment.

The social network already knows who your friends are and the kind of things that grab your attention. Soon, it could also know the state of your health.

Tech giants and startups take the benefits 'arms race' to health care.

A little-known member of the Bush family advises finding a business that can make money doing society some good, preferably in niche with little competition.

The dizzying array of options and acronyms baffle people who are not specialists. Your team depends on HR for guidance.

Healthcare is an enormous enterprise, impervious to recession, where weeping changes in law and technology have created big opportunities for entrepreneurs.

An often-overlooked source for great ideas are those who live or work on the front lines of health care.

Eighteen percent of large employers now offer telemedicine as part of their coverage. Here are the pros and cons.

(Closely-Held) corporations aren't just people, they're religious people. Supreme Court decision finds certain private companies can sidestep birth control mandate.

There are ways small-business owners can help defray some of the costs if high deductible insurance plans are all they can offer.

As delays continue to plague Obamacare, entrepreneurs are left with a mixed bag of consequences for their businesses.

Four areas will drive the market far beyond where it is today and make a significant contribution to the quality of people's lives.

Chad Hierholzer gained experience as a health-care screening services client before becoming a Star Wellness franchisee himself.

Technology has profoundly revolutionized the way doctors treat, diagnose and perform surgeries. But experts say innovation has yet to improve the daily workflow of physicians, or the daily behavior of patients.

Craig Venter, best known for being one of the first people to sequence the human genome, launched a new company Tuesday that will focus on how we can live longer and healthier lives.

The New York City-based online doctor appointment booking service says it will be in 48 states by the end of the year.

U.S. News released its list of the 100 Best Jobs of 2014. Here's some of the most unexpected careers that reached the top spots.