Health Products and Services

From organic water to gluten-free haircuts, companies go above and beyond to get you to buy.

Holmes was an entrepreneurial darling until it became apparent her miracle company was a sham.

When your services business is treading water, adding products to your business plan may help keep it afloat.

While the familiar tech sectors seem to be entering a down phase, the future is bright in other sectors you need to learn about.

Panos Joulios, a career-entrepreneur in the restaurant industry, loves promoting healthy living at his several juice joints across Arizona and California.

Both devices will go on sale at Best Buy in November for $149.99.

Pick your passion from our list of top personal-service franchises.

A TV-based caregiving platform keeps the elderly in touch

The company has also seen triple the number of people enrolled in the last 12 months.

With Kurbo, kids play to lose.

With Living Goods, Chuck Slaughter has taken up selling health products door-to-door in impoverished communities.

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

The nosy iPhone app that snoops your Twitter and Facebook circles for local illness reports is nothing to sneeze at.

With apps, wearable tech and the ability to micromanage franchisees across the country, tech is giving fitness chains new ways to flex their business muscle.

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.

A high-tech toilet is an innovative solution to an age-old problem. And it's nothing to pooh-pooh.

With the health-care sector going through massive innovation and disruption, we wanted to get the skinny on what it was like working on a startup in this industry.

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A roundup of the 10 most interesting new technologies that make us scratch our heads and say, 'What the heck?'

A team of biomedical engineers have developed a robotic limb that can be controlled by the wearer's mind.

A smart desk that moves up and down for sitting or standing, and keeps tabs on how many calories you burn through the day.