When people begin comparing different policy quotes, one question often comes up quickly: why do premiums sometimes look higher for women than for men in the same age group? While reviewing health insurance for women, this price gap can stand out, but …

Rising hospital bills can disrupt finances, especially when treatment decisions must be made without delay. Choosing health insurance wisely helps families access quality treatment without disturbing long-term plans and provides steady financial support in …

What’s on the table, or not, for health in the upcoming Federal Budget? How we will ever manage to quantify the very many ways that the Trump Administration is harming health and safety, globally and locally? As measles and other infectious diseases surge …

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And don't put your medical expenses on a credit card. Medical debt isn't counted on a credit score, but not if you use a credit card. GREENSBORO, N.C. — From monthly insurance premiums to prescription costs and co-pays, millions of people are …

TOKYO - The Japanese health ministry on Friday released details of medical fee revisions set to take effect from June, including new and expanded surcharges to address rising prices and wage hikes that have been putting pressure on medical institutions…

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 13 — Is this your first time buying medical insurance? Or are you thinking of switching to another plan? How do you choose a medical insurance plan that is “just right”, both for your budget and to protect you from financial shocks from …

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RALEIGH, N.C. — North Carolina health officials say new investments in behavioral and mental health services are showing measurable progress across the state.  The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services released its year-one progress report …

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