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The American Society of Health Economists begins its biennial conference this week. It's like Woodstock — for health geeks.
If passed, the legislation would establish a Department of Health and Human Services training program to address the issue.
JAMA found in the first year, just 10 percent of workers used the service, and it looks like no one saved money.
Premiums are on the rise, but savvy consumers are shopping for the best deals
A new study has found many electronic records to be incomplete.
Is this harming patient health?
A growing body of research suggests the "hospital-at-home" model leads to better quality care.
A cardiologist talks about controlling the risks of his workplace.
This study found that home care by patients saved millions and freed hospital beds
Aside from tacos and barbecue, Austin has cutting edge technology, too.
