Names of health-reform bills stress affordability but costs still unaffordable for some families By Casey Selix | Friday, Nov. 20, 2009 While both the Senate and House health-care bills guarantee access to health insurance regardless of pre-existing conditions, neither one will do much to improve the affordability of health coverage for moderate to middle-income Americans in the individual ...

Setting up a historic year-end health care debate, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid unveiled long-awaited legislation Wednesday night to extend coverage to all but 6 percent of eligible Americans and bar private industry from denying insurance because of pre-existing medical conditions.

WASHINGTON (AP) - Setting up a historic year-end health care debate, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid unveiled long-awaited legislation Wednesday night to extend coverage to all but 6 percent of eligible Americans and bar private industry from denying insurance because of pre-existing medical conditions. The Democrat's $849 billion measure is designed to remake the nation's health care system ...

The University gave most of the initial allotment of H1N1 vaccine to emergency and health care personnel.

Setting up a historic year-end debate, Senate Democratic leader Harry Reid unveiled his long-awaited version of legislation to reshape the nation's health care system Wednesday night, a measure designed to extend coverage to 94 percent of eligible Americans and bar private industry from denying insurance because of pre-existing medical conditions.

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ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON — Setting up a historic year-end health-care debate, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid unveiled long-awaited legislation last night to extend coverage to all but 6 percent of eligible Americans and bar private companies from denying insurance because of pre-existing medical conditions. The Democrat’s $849 billion measure is designed to remake the nation’s health-care ...

A bruising debate on health care awaits the Senate after Thanksgiving now that the historic legislation has cleared a key hurdle over the opposition of Republicans eager to inflict a punishing defeat on President Barack Obama.

No longer covered by his mother's health insurance after turning 25 two months ago, John Mathews has learned firsthand how difficult and expensive it can be to find coverage when insurers flag a past injury or illness as a pre-existing condition.