Thanks to 2022’s No Surprises Act, if you have a medical emergency and call 911, you no longer have to worry about being ...

Tariffs – and uncertainty surrounding them and how prices will be affected – could spell the end of the "resilient consumer," ...

How's the American consumer doing? Recent comments from companies and their executives offers clues, with some citing healthy ...

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The report highlights consumers' strong demand for various digital health solutions from pharma including patient assistance, affordability, easier access to lab testing, tools to help access ...

People are eating more protein than ever before, with 61% of Americans increasing their protein intake in 2024 versus just 48% who did so in 2019. These are only a few of the major findings from ...

[WASHINGTON] US consumer spending rebounded in February, likely lifted by higher prices, which could amplify fears that the economy was facing a period of tepid growth and high inflation amid an ...

The final consumer sentiment reading for March will also be released Friday morning. Economists anticipate March's reading to stay in line with February's reading of 57.9. There will be more Fed ...

But a more controversial move was also announced. The Universal Credit health element, an additional amount added for those with health-related issues, will be cut by 50% and frozen for new claimants.

Rachel Reeves has delivered her first Spring Statement, outlining key economic measures She confirmed that Universal Credit will be increased increased for some, but there will be cuts to the health ...