Off the Charts The Divided States of Health Care Coverage
New York Times
Over all, it found that 9.9 percent of children lack any health insurance, half the rate for adults under 65. But there was widespread variation in coverage …
The Next Step for Health-Care ReformWashington Post
Obama, Democrats court women on health overhaulThe Associated Press
The GOP Is Winning the Health-Care DebateWall Street Journal
The Emory Wheel -Great Falls Tribune -UNM Daily Lobo
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Government health care runs up against costs too — and political solutions …
Examiner.com
Oh, no, not another health insurance company horror story! Well, yes it is — but with a twist. You see, the insurer was AHCCCS — Arizona's implementation …
Health care issues: Paying for abortionsThe Associated Press
Health care debate: Insurers deserve what they getDallas Morning News
Harris offers wrong fix for health systemBaltimore Sun
Gerson Lehrman Group -MainStreet -Sacramento Business Journal
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CORRECT: Kimberly-Clark Buy Of I-Flow Adds To Health Care Ops
Wall Street Journal
Meanwhile, Kimberly-Clark's strategy has been to go into health care, excluding pharmaceuticals, Maneaty said. The deal has a total value of $324 million, …
Kimberly-Clark to buy I-Flow for $324MBizjournals.com

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A look at Congress' legislative language
The Associated Press
Here's a look at how three issues are described in the legislative language of the House's initial health care bill compared with the "conceptual" — or …
Health care bill faces key vote in Senate panelSan Francisco Chronicle
Report: Health bills show some price gapsUSA Today
Democratic Women in Senate Speak on Behalf of Health LegislationNew York Times
Wall Street Journal -Chicago Tribune -CNSNews.com
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Knox County Health Department Outlines H1N1 Vaccine Plan
WGIL Radio News
A plan has been set into place, now the Knox County Health Department and the community simply must wait for the federal government to ship out vaccines for …
H1N1: Who Do You Trust?FOXNews
CDC: 76 children dead of swine flu as cases riseThe Associated Press
Could take years to lower pandemic alert level – WHOReuters
Christian Science Monitor -Examiner.com -Watertown Daily Times
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Health Highlights: Oct. 9, 2009
Atlanta Journal Constitution
A new US law that allows college students to take up to one year off school for medical reasons while remaining on their family's health insurance plan …
New US law helps ill students keep health coverageThe Associated Press
New Law Helps College Students Retain Health CoverageWall Street Journal

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In Pictures: The Best States For Health Care
Forbes
As the debate over health care reform enters a new phase on Capitol Hill, the Commonwealth Fund, a New York foundation focused on health care issues, …
Vermont Tops List of Best Health SystemsWebMD
New Health Care Scorecard Finds Wide Differences In Access, Quality And Cost …Science Daily (press release)
US study gives Vermont #1 for best health careiTWire
ABC Action News -NPR -Forbes
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Congress: Health care
msnbc.com
House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer met with Minority Whip Eric Cantor yesterday to talk about health care reform. Hoyer had challenged top Republican …
Insurers Say Changes Could Derail Health BillNPR
The Baucus ConundrumNew York Times
How Health Care Bill Would Net $81BCBS News
Washington Post -Heritage.org -Dakota Voice
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Bigger savings seen from limiting medical lawsuits
The Associated Press
The latest analysis from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office estimates that government health care programs could save $41 billion over ten years if …
CBO: Medical Malpractice Reforms Could Save Up to $54 BillionWashington Post
Tort Reform Reduces Federal Deficit, Congressional Analysts SayFOXNews
Analysis: Tort changes could save $11 billionUSA Today
Reuters -Wall Street Journal (blog) -Washington Times
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As Senate Melds Health Bills, Harkin Will Insist on Public Option
New York Times
With the Senate Finance Committee on track to approve its health care legislation next Tuesday, Democratic leaders are turning to …
Health 'Opt-Out': Brilliant Maneuver or Crippling Compromise?Huffington Post (blog)
In Quest for 60 Senate Votes, No Democrat Left BehindNew York Times

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