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Nigeria: Nigerians Should Expect Universal Health Insurance Coverage by 2015, Says NHIS Boss  If there is anything the Executive Secretary of the National Health Insurance Scheme NHIS, Mr. Waziri Dogo Muhammad is sure of, it is that the Scheme would not follow foot steps of other failed government projects.

Health insurance compromise reached  They have reached a compromise in the planned increase in health insurance premiums for city of Shreveport employees: Employees were looking at their premiums going up 16. 8 percent. It now will go up 5. 1 percent, with the difference next year picked up by reserves in the

Obama Ad Attacks McCain On Health Insurance  RTTNews - Health insurance is the focus of the latest ad from Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama, who accuses Republican rival John McCain of working to deregulate the health insurance marketplace.

Health insurance options after losing a job  If you've just lost your job, what are the best options for preserving some form of health insurance? First, don't confuse ��best�� with ��affordable.�� One of the first lessons many unemployed people learn is how expensive health insurance can be.

Only 10% Indians have life cover 2% health study  New Delhi, Sep 21 UNI Only around 10 per cent of Indians had life insurance and two per cent health insurance cover in 2007, a study says.

Be wary of medical discount cards  Mark Sarmadi, a diabetic, thought he had found the answer to getting health coverage when a salesman pitched him what he thought was a low-cost insurance program.

Vallejo Chamber offers health insurance help  The Vallejo Chamber of Commerce has joined other local chambers in offering a new small business health insurance option. Ben-E-Lect can save small businesses money by offering a relatively low-cost, high-deductible plan, an especially important thing in the present

Health Highlights: Sept. 22, 2008   Here are some of the latest health and medical news developments, compiled by editors of HealthDay:

Survey ranks Arkansas No. 1 in amount of teachers' pay going to insurance  LITTLE ROCK -- A recent survey of 36 states ranked Arkansas No. 1 in the percentage of teachers' pay taken up by out-of-pocket health insurance costs, the head of the state's largest teachers union told legislators Monday.

Health coverage can vex laid-off workers  I just lost my job, what are the best options for preserving some form of health insurance?

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