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June 17, 2006
Briefs: AMA wants mandatory health insurance for those who can pay
CHICAGO The nation s largest doctors group said Tuesday that Americans who can afford health insurance should be required to buy it, a recommendation aimed particularly at young adults who tend to postpone
From Briefs: AMA wants mandatory health insurance for those who can pay
UF will offer free health insurance to some of its graduate students by January, university President Bernie Machen announced Friday. Other graduate students will be eligible for health care at a reduced rate, including those with spouses, children or domestic
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Explores strategies for finding affordable health insurance even if you have a medical condition. Discusses options such as COBRA or HIPAA continuation coverage, state high-risk pools, and high deductible plans coupled with health savings
The American Medical Association's House of Delegates on Tuesday voted to support a proposal to require U.S. residents with annual incomes greater than five times the federal poverty level to have health insurance, the Chicago Tribune reports (Japsen, Chicago Tribune, 6/14). The AMA proposal would require qualifying U.S. [click link for full
From AMA Calls For Using Tax Incentives To Implement Mandatory Health Insurance Law
The Georgetown University Health Policy Institute offers a Consumer Guide for Getting and Keeping Health Insurance, for each state and the District of Columbia. Site also includes a newsletter and ...
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Posted by Jim at June 17, 2006 08:12 AM
