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What is killing sugar-cane workers across Central America?

Chronic kidney disease has killed tens of thousands of young men and is becoming more deadly. But nobody knows exactly what it is, or what to do about it, reports Will Storr

10 Foods That Can Help With Blood Sugar Control

Beyond diabetes medication and exercise, you can eat certain foods to lower your blood sugar. Stock up on these 10 good foods for diabetics to help improve your heart health, weight, and A1C.

Things to NEVER Lie to Your Doctor About

How much you smoke, drink, eat, exercise and whether you use protection during sex or while out in the sun matters. Doctors weigh in on what matters most.

10 Protein-rich Slow Cooker Recipes

Indulge this winter on some macro-friendly slow cooker recipes—they'll keep you warm.

When You Can't Keep Your Health Care Plan

UPS dropping health coverage for spouses is just the latest Obamacare impact on health care plans.

India is rolling out a health-care plan for half a billion people. But are there enough doctors?

It may be the world's biggest public health-care plan. But it could face stumbling blocks.

New GOP Health Care Plan Would Hurt People who Need Health Care Most!

Under the new proposed health care plan, states would be allowed to drop two important provisions of the ACA: the requirement that insurance plans cover 10 Essential Health Benefits and provisions to prevent insurance companies from discriminating against sick people. More

The 7-Step Health Care Plan for Small-Business Owners

Discover how to maximize your health-care benefits, reduce costs and get tax benefits to boot.

How cartoonists are skewering the fight over the GOP’s health-care plan

Is the political battle over health-care legislation making you sick? Perhaps a moment's levity can provide a balm.

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Retirement planning also means health care planning. How much is enough?

In one survey, almost 45% of American adults between 50 and 64 years old had low confidence in being able to afford health insurance during retirement.

New study shows that more than half of consumers will choose a health-care plan that costs too much

Right now, many consumers are signing up for healthcare via the new health insurance exchanges set up by the federal and state governments.

Recent Study Finds Many Physicians Do Not Thoroughly Review Home Health Care Plans

According to a recent survey by the Annals of Internal Medicine, treatment plans from home health care providers frequently do not receive thorough review from physicians.

Can health services handle the Apple Watch?

Apple's Watch upgrade brings new features that some warn could put strain on health services.

Has your health care plan improved or gotten worse in the past few years?

Health care plan turns cold shoulder to those who are sick in body, mind

Those who are sick, either in body or in mind, are my concern. They should concern all of us.