In the spirit of Thanksgiving, here are five good things that have happened, or are happening, in the health care world.

For many couples, first comes love, then comes marriage. But somewhere in the middle of that should come insurance, experts say.

A group of politically active physicians and surgeons are issuing a warning to millions of patients nationwide: Stay away from the exchanges.

New Gallup numbers find that 56 percent of adults now say it is not the federal governments responsibility to make sure all Americans have health insurance.

By a margin of nearly 4-to-1, survey respondents anticipate higher out-of-pocket expenses due to PPACA.

According to Gallup, the public says the No. 1 problem in the United States is government dysfunction (26 percent), followed closely by a poor health care system (19 percent).

There is now a 15-percentage-point gap between Americans who do and don't support PPACA -- the largest gap Gallup has measured.

A new survey from Humana says people eligible for Medicare coverage are taking the plan-selection process very seriously.