Consumers are jeopardising their health by cutting back on dental and eye tests to save money as the nation struggles with its finances, according to new research.
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Consumers cutting back on dental and eye tests
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Plastic surgeons feeling the pinch
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Poorly controlled asthma doubles healthcare costs
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High costs, lack of insurance contribute to low rate of colorectal cancer screenings in U.S.
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DeKalb overspent health benefits by 6 percent
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Use of supplements could save $24 billion in healthcare costs
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US consumers cut spending
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Financial health in later life depends on what's happening to money today
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Wellcome Collection wants your dust
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Sugary snacks and lax dental hygiene put kids at risk for tooth decay
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Markets have discounted rate cuts
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Leukaemia health scare resurfaces after research
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Price to pay for health
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State Health Department 'continues to throw money out the window':
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Properly chewing food 'not always best for your health'
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Many physicians in Massachusetts are ordering unnecessary and costly tests out of fear of lawsuits
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Insurance industry lays down marker on health care