Business & Law

Last October, Fitbit received a rash of rave reviews for its latest wrist-worn fitness tracker – the Fitbit Force.  This week, Fitbit recalled the Force ...

By Martha Swartz The last thing you’re probably thinking about when you’re about to sign an employment agreement is how your relationship with your employer ...

By Randi W. Kochman and Lauren M. Manduke[1] Restrictive covenants have been, and are becoming even more, important in physician and dental practices.  Like other ...

A courageous decision by Larry Merlo, president and CEO of CVS Caremark, will take tobacco off the shelves of one of our country’s largest pharmacy ...

By Kaushik J. Dave, Ph.D. The fastest-growing hospital procedure might surprise you. It is not bariatric surgery, nor does it involve robotic machinery. In fact, ...

By Brad Broker On Sunday, we celebrate the current national pastime — the Super Bowl.  In addition to dissecting the game, the pools, the fantasy ...

By Brad Broker A new imaging technique that can scan a patient’s entire body can also reveal exactly where cancer is affecting the bones and ...

By Jenny Gold Kaiser Health News BALTIMORE — Mary Snyder found out during her pregnancy at her 19-week ultrasound that her baby had clubfoot; both of Alice’s ...

A new survey shows that doctors have no idea what’s going on with Obamacare. QuantiaMD, a social learning network for physicians, recently polled its members ...

By Alan Lyndon Medical schools like them for the traditional drama of the graduation ceremony. Patients like them for a level of confidence they display ...