Health

The pharmaceutical giant agreed to pay a $3 billion fine to the U.S. government. But drug makers are fighting back.

The British drug maker will pay the U.S. government a big settlement, in part because of a Medicaid fraud scheme.

Crippling medical debt isn't just for the uninsured. Even those with health insurance can be hit with a mountain of debt from an accident.

The country's largest employer, Walmart, is dropping health coverage or raising premiums for its workers. David Lazarus discusses the future of health care.

President Obama's health reform law is pushing a nationwide trend in Colorado: more hospital mergers.

Reporter Gregory Warner discusses the new health care regulations that will change how doctors and hospitals get paid.

It's going to stop offering health insurance to any new hires who work less than 24 hours a week and up the premiums for full-time employees.

From allergic reactions to cracked teeth, thousands crowded the Los Angeles Arena to receive free medical care. But many people who showed up aren't covered for all the care they need.

It's that time of year to compare health care benefits. We learn what changes the Health Reform Act will bring and what money-saving health care options are out there.

Blue Shield of California will return $283 million to customers. Other big insurers could be next.