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Obama criticizes McCain on health insurance regulation  Democratic presidential nominee Sen. Barack Obama Ill. over the weekend criticized Republican presidential nominee Sen. John McCain Ariz. for an article that McCain wrote about the health insurance market in an "obscure journal," the Washington Post reports.

Council insurance will cost millions  Providing Metro Council members and their families with taxpayer-subsidized health insurance for life will cost the city close to $10 million over time, and that figure is expected to increase as more members take advantage of the benefit amid rising health-care costs.

63% - Government Guaranteed Health Care   Nearly two-thirds of Americans 63% favor a government guarantee of universal health insurance, even if it means raising taxes; 34% are opposed.

Employees to face greater burden of health care costs  Despite a leveling off in health insurance premium hikes, the tough economy is forcing more than half the nation��s employers to shift more of the cost of health coverage to their workers in the coming year.

Farm, Ranch Families Struggle With Rising Health Care Costs  WASHINGTON �� America��s farm and ranch families are paying top dollar for health insurance that inadequately covers their needs and causes them significant financial risk, according to a report released today from The Access Project and sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation.

AMA head raps lack of health insurance  Dr. Nancy Nielsen, the Buffalo physician and University at Buffalo Medical School senior associate dean who became the president of the American Medical Association in June, told UB medical students and alumni Friday that it was ��unconscionable�� that 47 million Americans do not have health insurance.

Town seeks union vote on GIC insurance plan after negotiation ��impasse��   The Oct. 1 deadline looms and for the second straight year, negotiations between the Swampscott Board of Selectmen and the town��s employees about health insurance plans have reached an impasse ....

Studies look at Hispanics' access to U.S. health care system  Three studies published online on Wednesday in the American Journal of Public Health look at how poverty, language and health insurance coverage affect access to care among foreign-born U.S. residents, particularly Hispanics, HealthDay/U.S. News & World Report reports.

Florida couple turns food talk into board game  MIAMI -- Eric and Monica Ash moved to northwest Broward, Fla., from Alexandria, Va., in May with a newborn, a toddler and no regular paychecks to cover the mortgage or employers to subsidize the health insurance. Eric says they're living a dream.

Tuscaloosa hospitals faced with more uninsured  Although the number of Americans without health insurance dropped in 2007, local hospitals are seeing a growing number of patients who can't pay for their medical treatment.

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