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Circana weighs in on U.S. consumer health care market's growth


This finding comes from Circana’s latest report, The State of Consumer Healthcare. The report found that the consumer healthcare market experienced above-average growth in 2024, expanding by 4% ... Read More

Health companies profit as taxpayers, consumers pay more, study finds - USA TODAY


Nonprofit hospitals collect billions in federal, state and local tax breaks. One study by Johns Hopkins University and Texas Christian University researchers estimated the nation's nearly 3,000 ... Read More

Tariffs make consumers take a wait-and-see spending approach - USA TODAY


U.S. middle-income consumers are adopting a defensive posture, according to the April Consumer Health Index from Bain & company/Dynata, partly because of worries about the fate of the housing market. Read More

Why U.S. Economic Health Depends on Wealthy Consumers - Inc.com


Despite the much higher borrowing costs for mortgages, auto loans and credit cards that resulted from the Fed’s rate hikes, inflation-adjusted consumer spending rose 3 percent in 2022 and 2.5 ... Read More

More Americans Are Finding Health Care Unaffordable | Health News | U.S. News - U.S. News & World Report


A new poll finds the percentage of American adults in 2024 who said they lacked access to quality health care due to costs and were unable to pay for needed services or medications reached its ... Read More


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