New research by The Cigna Group finds that while Generation Z adults continue to report the lowest levels of vitality of all U.S. adults, they are gaining ground in some dimensions of health. Helping Gen Z find ways to meaningfully contribute to their communities could improve their mental health, vitality, and sense of belonging and help them to forge social connections.

Although American adults continue to struggle with their physical, emotional, and financial health and well-being, a new study from The Cigna Group has found that their optimism is up year over year.

In this episode, Nancy Oliphant Ryan, ESG leader at The Cigna Group, explores why ESG is a mission-critical focus area for businesses and ways leaders can identify and align ESG to their company values.

Our research found that the average vitality score for working mothers is higher than the average score of other employed women but falls slightly below that of all working adults. Read more on how to sustain a supportive work environment in order to retain the skills and talents of working mothers.

In our second episode of the "Health Unscripted" podcast, Eva Borden, president of Behavioral Health at Evernorth, shares her insights on the future of mental health care and how a more proactive, guided and data-driven approach to care improves patient outcomes.

In our first episode of "Health Unscripted," a new podcast from The Cigna Group, our chairman and CEO David Cordani, shares his perspective on leading a purpose-driven organization.

Public sector employees play a crucial role in various aspects of American life. We explore the correlation between vitality, health, and productivity within the public workforce, as they strive to have a positive impact on the individuals and communities they serve.

As workplaces – and the workforce – in the United States continue to evolve, women grapple with more challenges and lower vitality than their male counterparts, according to research from The Cigna Group.

The Cigna Group recently examined the relationship between vitality, health, and productivity – surveying more than 10,000 U.S. adults. One of the key findings: Healthcare workers have among the lowest vitality across industries.

Last month New York Times best-selling author Daniel Pink sat down with The Cigna Group's Chief Health Officer, Dr. David Brailer, and Chief Digital and Analytics Officer, Katya Andresen.