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Reform bills aimed at coverage shortages could fall short, insurers warn

published Mon, Nov 16 2009 06:00 GMT
Health plans say insurance exchanges may not lead to more choices, and young people could see higher premiums.

Health care fraud a challenge to system reform

published Mon, Nov 16 2009 06:00 GMT
Annual federal recoveries continue to top the $1 billion mark, but a new bill proposes to bolster anti-fraud provisions in broader reform legislation.

Maryland high court to consider expert witness rule

published Mon, Nov 16 2009 06:00 GMT
The case centers on what professional activities qualify physicians to testify as medical expert witnesses.

More middle-age women having heart attacks, but survival rates increasing

published Mon, Nov 16 2009 06:00 GMT
Physician experts seek more emphasis on screening and treating cardiovascular disease risk factors in women.

What editorial writers are saying about H1N1 vaccine shortages

published Mon, Nov 16 2009 06:00 GMT
Delays in the manufacture and delivery of the vaccine for influenza A(H1N1) have left patients and physicians concerned -- and scrambling for shots.

Health reform on investors' minds as insurers report earnings

published Mon, Nov 16 2009 06:00 GMT
Even health plans that reported third-quarter profits are wary about a future that might include tighter regulation and cuts in profitable Medicare Advantage plans.

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