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New research suggests the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act has led to a sharp decrease in the amount of uncompensated care in U.S. hospitals.

An estimated 20 percent of U.S. Latinos are uninsured, but PPACA officials are trying to change that.

New Medicaid enrollees joining as a result of PPACA aren't costing the feds as much as previous enrollees, a study suggests.

In his final State of the Union address, President Obama projected confidence in PPACA, framing it as a necessary reform to accommodate an increasingly mobile workforce.

As a spate of recent polls shows the Democratic presidential primary tightening nationally and in key early states, frontrunner Hillary Clinton and her surrogates are getting tougher in their criticism of Bernie Sanders, the only other realistic contender for the nomination.

The largest U.S. life insurer, MetLife, plans to separate much of its domestic retail business as CEO Steve Kandarian works to shrink the company.