While chains like CVS and Rite-Aid depend on pharmacy profits, the warehouse retailer uses prescriptions to draw traffic.
Government budget cuts are leading to rising rates of tuberculosis, malaria and other diseases once considered conquered.
The housing rebound is putting more of these residences on the market, which is making test kits a growth industry.
Generic prescription medications can be less effective than their name-brand counterparts. It's rare, but it happens.
Positive tests in pre-employment screening have risen 5.7% since 2007. Will states with legalized marijuana see higher numbers?
A new Colorado law OKs recreational use of pot, but selling it remains illegal. However, a loophole is prompting some questionable business practices.
In Colorado, 'THC University' looks to train people going into the booming marijuana business.
Congress will review a plan to let the tribe manage its own federally funded health care program.
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