Loss of Competition Is Seen in Health Insurance Industry (New York Times)

A handful of companies account for a growing share of the health insurance policies sold to small businesses, leaving consumers with higher costs.

114,000 bras strapped up to fight cancer

Campaigners in Cyprus on Sunday said they had created the world’s longest chain of bras to raise awareness of breast cancer and win a place in the Guinness Book of Records.

More people lacking health insurance (Summit Daily News)

NEW YORK - The percentage of working-age Americans with moderate to middle incomes who lacked health insurance for at least part of the year rose to 41 percent in 2005, a dramatic increase from the 28 percent in 2001 without coverage, a study released on Wednesday found.

Smuggled birds add to flu fears

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To buy or not to buy earthquake insurance (Antelope Valley Press)

This story appeared in the Antelope Valley Press on Sunday, April 30, 2006. California’s dreamy landscape can turn into a nightmare within seconds - a fact that Antelope Valley residents should keep in mind with the San Andreas fault system planted in their back yards.

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