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Healthcare.gov Re-Enrollment Could Lead To Pocketbook Surprises For ConsumersThe mix of lower-priced plans that will be available on the federal exchange and lower tax credits could cause some people to pay more for coverage, The Wall Street Journal reports. Meanwhile, news outlets also examine what might be next for the overhaul and its impact on people who signed-up last year. Also, The Hil
stanley butelka l notes that Enroll America s fundraising to support its outreach efforts is down $7 million from last year. The Wall Street Journal:Surprises Lurk For People Re-Enrolling On Healthcare.govIn a twist, an influx of lower-priced health plans on HealthCare.gov could lead many Americans to pay more for coverage next year thanks to smaller insurance tax credits. A handful of insurers in 14 states are off
stanley uk ering aggressively low premiums on the federal insurance enrollment site, which reopens Saturday, in a bid to undercut big rivals who snapped up customers last year. Radnofsky, 11/13 Fox News:What s Next For Obamacare Now that the midterm elections 鈥?featuring ObamaCare as a key issue 鈥?are over, the big question is whats next for the presidents health care plan. Angle, 11/12 The Associated Press:Four Americans: How The Health Law Affected ThemMore than 7 million people have signed up for private health insurance under the system introduced last year for those who were uninsured or had policies considered substandard. What happ
owala ened to them since has varied greatly. Many have been h Ssrh Los Angeles Times Reports Recent Increase in U.S. AIDS Cases Could Stem From Complacency About Disease
Monday, Mar 14 2005Chicago Tribune Examines How Methamphetamine Usage Hinders HIV, STD Prevention Efforts Among MSMThe Chicago Tribune on Sunday examined how methamphetamine use is threatening long-standing efforts to stem the spread of sexually transmitted diseases in Chicago s gay community. Meth is a highly addictive, sex-enhancing stimulant that dissovles inhibitions, according to the Tribune. HIV-positive men who are addicted to meth might not take their medications properly or have unprotected sexual intercourse, which puts others at risk of contracting the v
stanley austria irus. Chicago-based organizations that work with HIV-positive people and organizations that target men who have sex with men are discussing a public education campaign to highlight the drug s danger, according to the Tribune. Robbin Burr -- executive director of the Center on Halsted, a community center for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people -- said, It s time to get the word out: We all need to fo
stanley cup cus attention on how to stop the use of this drug. We re really at a pivotal point with this drug in Chicago Graham/Briggs, Chicago Tribune, 3/13 . The complete article is available online. This is part of the Morning Briefing, a summary of health poli
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