Despite a cancer presumption law for firefighters and emergency medical technicians that has been in place in Texas since 2005, insurers have denied 90% of

After a decade with the same pharmacy benefits manager, the Ohio workers' compensation system has signed a contract with a new vendor, which officials hope

Two years after releasing an influential set of opioid prescribing guidelines, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is embarking on a project to

While federal prosecutors in Los Angeles are asking for only about $12 million in restitution out of $500 million billed by a hospital owner who was

A pharmaceutical sales representative's guilty plea this week to charges that she bribed physicians to prescribe opioids is another black eye for a drug industry