Thousands lose Minnesota state health insurance
ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - More than 3,000 people have been kicked off the state's health insurance plan.
Thousands lose state health insurance
More than 3,000 people have been kicked off the state's health insurance plan.
Thousands lose state health insurance in Minnesota
ST. PAUL - More than 3,000 people have been kicked off the state's health insurance plan.
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ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - More than 3,000 people have been kicked off the state's health insurance plan. An audit found they are ineligible relatives of state employees.
Teesside's most needy face ?12m health cuts bombshell
SWEEPING NHS reforms could see Teesside lose more than ?12m targeted at tackling high levels of obesity, smoking, mental health problems and cancer.
Cigarette companies lose court case
Victory for government will force manufacturers to remove branding and sell tobacco products in generic green packets Australia's highest court has endorsed cigarette plain-packaging laws that will force tobacco companies to remove branding from their products. Tobacco companies British American Tobacco, Britain's Imperial Tobacco, Philip Morris and Japan Tobacco challenged the laws in Australia ...
3,100 Minnesotans lose state health insurance after an audit
Some dependents may regain coverage but will face costly gap.
Tobacco firms lose Australia plain packet challenge
SYDNEY (AFP) - Global tobacco giants lost a court challenge to Australia's plain packaging laws for cigarettes on Wednesday in a closely-watched case health advocates said would have a worldwide impact.
Former RG Steel employees lose health benefits
About 4,500 people will lose health benefits after a recent decision by RG Steel, according to union officials. Union presidents met with RG officials Monday morning, and Steelworkers Union Local 1190 held a meeting for its union members Monday evening to let them know the news. According to David Julio, a Local 1190 officer, RG employees who have retired or been laid off since 2003 will lose ...
Some Veterans Coping with Drug Abuse, PTSD Lose Health Benefits
More than 20,000 U.S. veterans have left military service during the past four years with an other-than-honorable discharge, which can restrict their disability and veterans health care benefits, The Seattle Times reports. Many of these men and women are struggling with drug abuse and/or post-traumatic stress disorder.
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