Mar 2007 Issue
Dental Insurance -
Can Be Deadly
The horrible story of a 12-year-old boy in Maryland, who died of poor dental care, is a stark reminder of how underrated and unavailable our dental insurance programs are.
Affordable Health Insurance -
Comes At a High Price
In Boston, affordable health insurance may indeed be on the horizon, but not without a different kind of cost.
Health Insurance and Your Heart -
Heart Disease Can Be Stopped
It's a frightening truth that perfectly "healthy" people can die of heart disease.
Health Insurance and Quality of Life -
Mental Health
Should Mental Health Be Covered By Your Insurance?
Cancer Research -
How Will Healthcare Costs Respond?
A scientific breakthrough in cancer research offers new hope for those who will be afflicted with the disease in the future...but only if they can afford it.
Travel Insurance -
Should Be Part of Vacation Planning
This winter's air travel debacles, with hundreds of flights cancelled due to snow and ice, reveals how travel insurance has come to be integral to the process of vacation planning.
Family Health Insurance -
Is Medicare Truly Helping the Poor?
As family health insurance becomes even harder to come by, many people look to Medicare to fill in the gaps and protect the uninsured.
Medical Tourism -
How Healthcare Costs Are Sending Americans Abroad
As healthcare costs soar and health insurance becomes even harder to afford, medical tourism is earning billions of dollars a year abroad.
Diabetes Treatment -
Contributing to Rising Health Insurance Rates
At MSN Health, diabetes is found to be spreading into a worldwide epidemic.
Medicare Supplemental Coverage -
How to Manage Alzheimers Care
More than five million older Americans are living with Alzheimers disease or other dementias, a 10% increase in prevalence from just five years ago, according to an estimate commissioned by the Alzheimers Association.
Medical Insurance Coverage -
Leaving Families Without Health or Home
Medical insurance coverage was the topic of a recent survey by The Access Project at Brandeis University.
Health Insurance Cost -
Limiting the MRI as a Breast Cancer Treatment
The March 29 issue of the New England Journal of Medicine published a study that looked at the ability of magnetic resonance imaging (or MRI) to detect breast cancer.
Health Insurance for Self Employed Individuals -
Out of Their Reach
The latimes.com has recently released an article addressing the growing number of middle-class individuals who can't find affordable healthcare.
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