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Gallup's annual Health and Healthcare poll finds Americans expressing strong concerns about the financial burden healthcare places on the U.S., as well healthcare coverage and access to it.

My colleague Lydia Saad had an important analysis last week looking in depth at Americans' views of the most important problem facing the nation. This question is not a definitive way to assess the priorities that Americans assign to their ...

Americans are expressing near record enthusiasm for voting in this year's midterm elections, driven by strong interest from both parties.

Uninsured Americans' awareness that most Americans are required to get health insurance or pay a fine has leveled off in recent weeks, as has the percentage of the uninsured who say they will get insurance rather than pay a fine.

A majority of Americans say higher health insurance rates for smokers are justified, but fewer support higher rates for significantly overweight people. Support is lower among smokers and the overweight for policies that affect them.

Physical health trends for U.S. adults have been mixed during Barack Obama's presidency. Overall self-assessments of health have worsened, and obesity and diabetes have climbed, but reports of high cholesterol have trended down.

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Almost two-thirds of American adults (64.7%) visited a dentist in 2013, essentially unchanged since 2008. Rates are lowest among men, those with lower incomes, blacks and Hispanics, and those living in the South.

Americans remain more negative than positive toward the Affordable Care Act on various measures, including 43% approval and 54% disapproval of the law itself. A clear majority (64%) say the law has not directly affected them.

Americans agree with President Donald Trump's proposals to require family leave and spend $1 trillion on infrastructure, but disagree with his proposed wall between the U.S. and Mexico.