Access to insurance isn’t erasing race- and class-based health disparities.

Even as longevity increases across the rich world, uneducated white Americans are living sicker and dying earlier. Two economists speculate on the reasons why.

Two Princeton economists elaborate on their work exploring rising mortality rates among certain demographics.

Analyzing the number of academic citations a researcher garners is a way of crowdsourcing a list of frontrunners.

A new report finds that rates have risen in almost every state since 1999.

A new study explains why economic distress has led to mortality-rate spike for white, middle-age Americans without a college degree.

New research shows that having a degree helps determine not only your opportunities in life but even how long you’ll live.

More than a century ago, the Swedes pulled off one of the greatest branding exercises in history.