We're consuming too much sodium, and it's contributing to hypertension, cardiovascular disease and higher health care costs.
Crooks are trying to sell phony policies by telling people the new law requires they buy insurance now.
Newspaper provides online tool that explains what reform means to your coverage and your taxes.
Restaurant chains with 20 or more locations will have to post calories on menus and drive-through displays.
While many of the provisions of the health care reform bill don't take effect until 2014, now's the time to find out about how this legislation will affect you.
The bedside manner wasn't great, but the online chat saved them a trip to the doctor.
The FTC has issued an alert about such plans. Here are some questions to ask.
New voluntary program gives a bigger employee discount to those who meet certain health criteria.
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