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Dropped From Insurance: Family Wants Policy Change  CARBONDALE -- Family members say 24 year old Jessica Cantrell is making progress in a St. Louis hospital. But her family will have to cover the medical bills as she recovers because of the language in SIU's insurance plan.

After attack, victim faces big medical bills  Jen Hall has suffered from one cold in the last two decades, so she wasn't worried that her new job didn't offer health insurance during a three-month probationary period. But a random attack outside a South Loop grocery store in August left her dealing with several serious medical issues, including a brain injury, seizures and 20 knocked-out teeth.

EP Spokesman: Patients will be provided medical care by any hospital in the EU  “You have the right to avoid the delay and visit any EU member country in order to be provided medical care. The respective bill will be paid by your country. The same chance is offered to those who have a state insurance.

Australian govt to water down health insurance plan  CANBERRA, Sept 23 Reuters - The Australian government will water down plans to reform private health insurance in order to win support in the upper house Senate to pass the new laws, Health Minister Nicola Roxon said on Tuesday.

Temecula couple known for medical-marijuana activism arrested, charged with possession, cultivation  TEMECULA - Police seized dozens of marijuana plants and about five pounds of dried marijuana Friday from the Temecula home of a medical user well known in Riverside County for his activism on the issue.

St. Andrew Medical Center Fourth Anniversary  St. Andrew Medical Center celebrates four years of service to Bay County.

Zimbabwe: Major Rethink on Medical Aid Benefits Needed  MEDICAL aid, especially with the huge extension of coverage to most commercial and industrial workers in the early years of independence, has been a major funder, second only to the State, of Zimbabwe's medical facilities.

Peddling prescriptions - Medical schools, journals fight industry influence  Journal of the American Medical Association editor-in-chief Dr. Catherine D. DeAngelis is seen in her office in Chicago, Ill. In a challenge unthinkable even two months ago, Dr. DeAngelis now compares the drug safety system to a dangerous building: "This building is on very shaky ground.

Call to end foreign wives' medical fees  A Bahraini MP has called upon the government to start implementing a decision to exempt foreign wives of Bahrainis from paying medical fees in its hospitals and clinics, Gulf News has reported.

Chaminade president taking medical leave  Chaminade University of Honolulu President Sue Wesselkamper is taking another medical leave of absence.

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