Health Care Articles
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Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty restricted his state's participation in the healthcare reform law. On Tuesday, the possible 2012 presidential candidate signed an executive order directing state agencies to decline all discretionary participation in the new law...
A new poll shows that public support for health care reform dropped sharply in August – a dagger in Democrats’ hopes that their landmark legislation will help them in November’s midterm.
According to Medicare's latest financial report card, the new health care law extends the financial soundness of the program by 12 years, to 2029.
Expensive MRI and CT Scans Are Overused, Researchers Say
Part of the explosion in medical imaging over the past two decades may be attributable to overuse, and steps need to be taken to cut back, researchers say.
Medicare is catching up to most private insurers by providing counseling for anyone on the program who's trying to kick the smoking habit...
The debate about the ethics of concierge doctoring has grown more heated, with more and more physicians unabashedly lining up to take sides...
Some employers are finding that the health coverage they buy for their employees is changing, and that the health law may be responsible...
Pension Articles
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The study of 116 U.S. retirement plans for teachers and government workers showed that as of June 30, 2009, they had $1.89 trillion in assets to cover $3.15 trillion in liabilities...