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State Helps Unemployed Find Health Insurance  The increasingly rocky economy and the higher state unemployment rate have pushed Tennessee to expand one of its health insurance programs. Workers who have lost their jobs now have a reasonable option for health insurance.

City Workers May Have to Pay More for Insurance   var nopreviewimage = "1"; if nopreviewimage == ""{ document.write' '; document.write' '; document.write' '; } The woman keeping an eye on Bethlehem's bottom line says she knows how the city could save some big bucks. Controller Meg Holland is proposing increasing the amount of money city employees contribute to their health insurance. She says the move could save Bethlehem about ...

More than 2 Million Children with Insured Parents Are Uninsured; Most Are Low Or Middle Income  Some 2.3 million children a year, mostly from low- to middle-income families, have no health care coverage to pay for preventive or other medical needs, even though at least one of their parents is insured.

Intel dives into medical market with home health monitors   The world's biggest computer chip maker on Monday dove into the medical market with technology that lets doctors make house calls on patients without being there.

Anthem, St. Francis make progress in talks  Anxious Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield insurance card carriers can now relax for the time being, after Anthem and St. Francis Hospital and Health Centers announced this week they would continue to negotiate a new contract and St. Francis would not cut off Anthem card holders.

Health Highlights: Nov. 10, 2008   Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay:

Palatine resigned to leaving signs alone  Hundreds of illegal signs - oversized campaign placards, ads for affordable health insurance, pet cleanup services, you name it - lined council chambers at Palatine's village hall Monday.

American Medical Association Goes Green: Recognizes Negative Health Effects Of Global Climate Change  Today the American Medical Association AMA passed new policies at its semi-annual policy-making meeting aimed at educating the medical community on the adverse health effects of global climate change, and encouraged physicians to become role models for their patients and communities by utilizing environmentally friendly practices and promoting resource conservation.

Dewhurst says Texas Senate leaders considering tax breaks to encourage firms to offer health insurance  AUSTIN ? Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst said Thursday that Senate leaders are considering new tax incentives to encourage Texas businesses to provide health insurance for their employees.

Study finds increased use of medical imaging, raising costs and health concerns  A University of California study shows that the use of medical imaging has skyrocketed in the past decade, saving lives but also boosting costs and radiation exposure.

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