Two-thirds of the 3,227 human resource professionals surveyed say they experienced recruiting difficulty and skill shortages for certain types of jobs last year.

One report says ER visits increased in Medicaid expansion states. Another says without it, over 14 million people could lose coverage.

By 2026, 924,000 jobs could be lost, most in the health care sector.

Nearly three-quarters (70 percent) of employers use social media to screen candidates before hiring, up significantly from 60 percent last year.

One way to garner bipartisan support for malpractice reform would be to focus on 'defensive medicine' and how it impacts overall costs, so experts say.

According to a survey, cancer patients and survivors are concerned government decisions may limit their access to health care and insurance.

'Every taxpayer dollar that goes to someone committing fraud is a dollar that is not going to help working families and those who truly need and deserve assistance,' Lou Barletta, the bill's author, says.

Based on analysis of price growth and estimated rebate levels for the top 200 brand drugs by 2016 U.S. sales, a PCMA study finds no correlation between increasing prices set on individual drugs and the rebates negotiated with PBMs.