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  • Here’s How Much More Your Health Insurance Will Cost Next Year

    By Beth Braverman

    Consumers who get health insurance through their jobs won’t see rate hikes in the double digits like those on the Obamacare exchanges, but they’ll still see the cost of health care go up.

  • Will Health Savings Accounts Be the New 401(k)?

    By Mark Miller, Reuters

    If HSAs are to play a major role financing healthcare, they will need to be more robust and less expensive - and more transparent to consumers shopping for the best deals.

  • Patient at hospital

    New Republican Plan to Repeal Obamacare Gets an Ugly Score From CBO

    By Rob Garver

    The latest act in the legislative Kabuki surrounding Republican attempts to do away with the Affordable Care Act was the release by the Senate Budget Committee on Wednesday of the Obamacare Repeal...

  • Most Patients Can’t Pay a $500 Hospital Bill

    By Angelica LaVito, CNBC

    More than two-thirds of patients aren't paying their entire hospital bills, and that number could increase to 95 percent by 2020, according to a study from TransUnion , a company that helps hospitals...

  • FILE PHOTO: An attendee uses a new iPhone X during a presentation for the media in Beijing, China October 31, 2017. REUTERS/Thomas Peter/File Photo

    Where Do You Store Your Medical Info? Apple Wants It to Be Your iPhone

    By Christina Farr, CNBC

    Imagine turning to your iPhone for all your health and medical information — every doctor's visit, lab test result, prescription and other health information, all available in a snapshot on your...

  • Here's How Much More You’ll Pay for Health Insurance Next Year

    By Bertha Coombs, CNBC

    Large employers aren't looking to make big changes in worker health coverage next year, no matter what happens with health policies in Washington. But they are not letting up on pushing employees to...

  • How Rising Health Care Costs Could Hurt Your Retirement

    By Tom Anderson, CNBC

    Skyrocketing health costs don't just make it harder for you now — they can diminish your retirement, too. More than 60 percent of employees said they are contributing less to their 401(k) plans...

  • Inez Willis tests her medical alert device at her independent living apartment in Maryland

    Is Your New Medical Device Vulnerable to Hackers?

    By Beth Braverman

    The introduction of new, smart technology to the medical field has amazing life-saving potential for patients, but it also introduces a serious new risk: hacking.

  • Soda Pop

    Why You Should Think Twice Before Drinking That Can of Soda

    By Barbara Moran

    New research suggests that excess sugar—especially the fructose in sugary drinks—might damage your brain.

  • 9) BCBS of Florida

    One Major Obamacare Insurance Company Is Close to Break Even This Year

    By Eric Pianin

    Despite high premiums and diminished consumer choices that might deter consumers from enrolling in Obamacare, a new financial analysis concludes that the individual health insurance market has shaken...

  • Ariad Just Gave Congress Another Reason to Regulate Drug Prices

    By Eric Pianin

    If Hillary Clinton and the Democrats assume control of the White House and the Senate next year, which seems increasingly likely, the U.S. pharmaceutical industry will have plenty to worry about. The...

  • The Most Expensive Prescription Drugs in America

    By Beth Braverman

    The nearly 600 percent price increase of EpiPens is just the latest example of high-priced prescription drugs grabbing headlines and creating outrage among consumers. Slideshow: The 20 Most Expensive...

  • Company healthcare

    Medicare Open Enrollment Is Here: How to Save Hundreds a Month

    By Tom Anderson, CNBC

    Spending some time to search for better Medicare coverage can cut your monthly expenses by hundreds of dollars next year, even though the program doesn't make it easy for retirees to find the best...

  • Medicare Unveils Big Changes in How It Makes Payments

    By Eric Pianin

    The Obama administration on Friday took a big step in its effort to “bend the cost curve” of health care with the release of a new rule dramatically altering the way doctors are compensated for...

  • Gail Dufault, the Transitional Healthcare Coordinator at the Barnstable County House of Corrections, checks that a dose of Vivitrol is mixed properly before administering the drug to an inmate at the prison in Buzzards Bay

    The Tiniest Victims of the Heroin Crisis: A Baby With Opioid Withdrawal Is Born Every 25 Minutes

    By Christine Vestal, Stateline

    Before hospitals in the rest of the country started seeing a surge in the number of infants born with severe drug withdrawal symptoms, this town of 50,000 was already facing a crisis. In 2010, babies...

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