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Like everything else, your health information is moving online. A growing class of companies are delivering ever more personalized medical advice as a result.

Heal co-founder and chief medical officer Dr. Renee Dua juggles raising kids, seeing patients and running a startup. Here's why she says it's time to ditch the mom-guilt and quit beating yourself up.

Phil Martie founded Nicolette in his daughter's memory to give parents of babies hospitalized in NICUs an empowered voice in their children's medical care, something he and his wife didn't feel they had when they needed it most. But will hospitals welcome his solution?

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.

Job doesn't match your degree? Fear not. It might actually help you get -- and thrive in -- the job you want.

Watch four leaders in the evolving space of employee health benefits talk about the changing landscape of mental health and associated insurance benefits in this panel discussion.

Voluntary benefits work well alongside high-deductible health plans because they meet employees' specific needs.

Validation by third-party experts can enhance a new product/service's reputation and credibility.

These new services can save you and your employees money, but be forewarned: They're limited.

Kay Hechler found massage therapy so helpful that she and her husband opened a Hand & Stone massage franchise.

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.

Native Jordanian Omar Bataineh knows, more than most home-grown Americans, about the value of hard work.

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

Hands on doesn't even begin to describe Katherine See's job.

For $15 a week, Vida delivers live, one-on-one personalized medical advice from health-care pros.

These entrepreneurs are the best of the best.

Wireless technology presents a huge opportunity to change how we handle many everyday tasks.

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

It launches today.

Uncle Sam: If at first you don't succeed, hire former Google wizard and HealthCare.gov resurrector Mikey Dickerson to clean up your mess. Again.