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In this week's Insider News, we're sharing information on surprise bills after surgery, how job flexibility can help manage mental illness, consumer willingness to share health data, and the CDC's first maternal mortality estimate in 10 years.

Primary care is important when it comes to preventing serious health problems. So why are fewer Americans seeing a PCP, even when they have insurance? Learn more about this issue and other related stories in this week's Insider News.

This week's Insider News includes articles on how employers are looking to control health care costs, the positive results of Massachusetts' health care reforms, and a report on the still-climbing rates of diabetes and obesity in the U.S.

This week's Insider News includes insights into wellness programs and what make them successful, the use of fitness trackers in predicting disease outbreaks, a study on low-income adults' struggle with medical bills, and a unique hospital-college collaboration that might be the future of student health care.

For the first time in U.S. history, advances in medical science combined with a larger generation of older Americans will lead to a greater population of seniors than children. We're discussing the impact of that population shift, along with a study on healthy habits in middle age and a survey on the benefits of house calls, in this week's Insider News.