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FDA Finalizes Rules for Deciding When Generic Drugs Can Substitute for Brand-Name Prescriptions
FDA’s therapeutic equivalence system helps pharmacists and prescribers identify approved prescription drug products that can be expected to provide the…
Your AC May Not Be the Problem — 7 Things Making Your House Feel Hotter
A struggling AC isn’t always the reason your home feels hot. Leaky ducts, poor insulation, sunlight, humidity and air leaks…
Social Security Paid $17 Billion in Retroactive Benefits — Here’s Who Got the Money
More than 3.1 million payments totaling $17 billion went to beneficiaries affected by the repeal of WEP and GPO. The…
When Is It Finally Okay for Retirees to Stop Saving Money?
Retirees don’t necessarily need to save forever, but stopping requires more than reaching a certain age. Emergency reserves, future repairs,…
HHS Seeks Public Input on How Federal Vaccine Recommendations Should Be Made
HHS is seeking public input on whether the federal government’s current vaccine recommendation categories—including routine, risk-based and shared clinical decision-making—should…
Labor Department Clears $16.2 Million Property Sale Involving Hawai‘i Pacific Health Retirement Plan
The U.S. Department of Labor has granted an exemption allowing the Hawai‘i Pacific Health Retirement Plan to sell property at…
Retirees: What To Do When You Have Enough? (And Why It’s More Complicated Than You Think)
Once your retirement number is achieved, you’ll need to overcome your anxiety, shift your mental frameworks and define your purpose…
What Happens to Your Money If You’re in the Hospital for 30 Days?
A month in the hospital doesn’t pause your mortgage, utilities, insurance, or other bills. Medicare costs, recovery expenses, and access…
The Exam Starts Before You Sit Down: 10 Things Doctors May Notice Right Away
Doctors can gather useful clues before the formal exam begins. Walking, balance, breathing, hearing, conversation and everyday movements can help…
Trump Said He Wouldn’t Cut Social Security. So Why Is Its Financial Outlook Getting Worse?
Social Security’s retirement trust fund is now projected to deplete its reserves in 2032. That doesn’t mean benefits disappear, but…
