A global hotel firm tops the list of Fortune's 25 best workplaces in the world for 2023. Notably, the list only features one healthcare company. 

In its annual report card on maternal and infant health, March of Dimes gave the U.S. a "D+" for its high preterm birth rate, which is one of the leading causes of infant death. Overall, 10.4% of all babies born in the U.S. were preterm in 2022, a minimal improvement from the all-time high of 10.5% in 2021. 

Delaware hospitals are speaking out after not a single one received an "A" on The Leapfrog Group's fall safety grades, CBS affiliate WBOC reported Nov. 14.

Several health systems made the 21st annual list of Military Friendly Employers.

The top five cities to retire in are in Pennsylvania, according to U.S. News & World Report. In fact, eight of the top 20 are in the Keystone State. 

Of the top 20 American cities to call home, 20% are located in Florida, according to a recent ranking fromU.S. News & World Report. 

LinkedIn has published its inaugural ranking of the top 50 MBA programs in the United States. 

Cities in California dominate the bottom of a list of warm weather cities considered the best for "snowbirds" and "zoombirds," according to one new analysis.

More than 7 in 10 U.S. adults aged 20 and older are either overweight or obese, and the health challenge is greater in some states than others. 

Five health systems made the list of the top 100 companies for working parents.

Temperate cities in Florida and Texas are about to get an influx of residents, according to a Nov. 8 analysis from StorageCafe. 

Utah had the highest percentage of "A"-ranked hospitals in the country while four states had no "A"-ranked hospitals, according to The Leapfrog Group's fall safety grades.

New Hampshire has the most healthcare job listings per capita, followed by Maine and Massachusetts, according to one new analysis of Indeed data.

Nearly half of the 20 American cities losing the most residents are located in California, according to a Nov. 2 analysis from SmartAsset. 

Four California hospitals made the list of 11 nationwide to receive an "F" grade in The Leapfrog Group's fall safety ratings released Nov. 6. New York is the state with the second most on the short list with two hospitals receiving an "F" grade. 

Eighteen U.S. hospitals have received consecutive "A" safety grades since 2012, according to  The Leapfrog Group's fall safety grades, which were released Nov. 6. 

Thousands of nurses at 146 hospitals and health systems ranked their employers on Glassdoor by their senior leadership team. 

In October, Newsweek released its 2024 America's Best-In-State Hospitals list, which ranks the top 600 U.S. hospitals by state.

U.S. News & World Report released its annual ranking of the part-time MBA programs.

Louisiana has the highest rate of malpractice suits among physicians, a Medscape report found.