After an economic shock—like the loss of a job or health insurance—single mothers shift health care dollars to their kids.

"It's not that we're getting more; it's that we're paying much more."

Almost half of Americans ages 50 to 64 are worried they won't be able to afford insurance in retirement, according to a new poll.

A new study shows important differences between two sources of data used to track the rates and progress of hospital-acquired pressure ulcers, or bedsores.