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Survey: More Minnesotans going without health insurance
More Minnesotans went without health insurance in 2025 than at any point in the last six years — and among those who still had coverage, concerns were growing about costs. By the numbers: Minnesota's uninsured rate spiked to 5.8% last year…
Americans cutting back on all expenses to pay for healthcare
March 12 (UPI) -- People in the United States are killing budgets, skipping meals, stretching prescriptions and driving less as they struggle to keep up with healthcare expenses, a survey shows. Gallup found in a survey that more than one-third of…
5 Essential Risk Management Methods to Improve Health
Avoidance and retention are strategies to manage personal health risks. Transferring risk involves using insurance to manage financial burdens. Risk management in healthcare improves outcomes and decreases costs. Sharing risks with employer…
How AI is helping improve heart health in rural Australia
Your browser does not support the audio element. Listen to article [[duration]] minutes Australia is home to one of the world's best healthcare systems, but where you live within the country is still a primary predictor of your health outcomes. In…
Single Payer Day of Action for CalCare! At Capitol In Sacramento
On March 20, 2026, we're showing up in Sacramento to demand #CalCare NOW — Guaranteed Health Care for All. State Capitol – 1315 10th Street, Sacramento Admission/tickets: FREE & OPEN TO THE PUBLIC No tickets. No barriers. Just people…
How Insurance Companies Profit: A Detailed Business Model Guide
Insurance companies profit from premiums and investments in interest-generating assets. Effective risk pricing and underwriting are essential for profitability. Reinsurance mitigates risks of large, unexpected losses. The combined ratio measures…
US: New survey shows one-third of Americans cut back on other expenses to cover healthcare in 2025
Latest reports find a lot of Americans are cutting back on utilizing other commodities to fulfill their medical needs. Roughly one-third of Americans cut back on food, utilities, or other daily expenses to pay for healthcare last year, research…
Ric Flair highlights problem that WWE stars are forced to deal with
Two-time WWE Hall of Famer Ric Flair has seemingly thrown his weight behind a union in professional wrestling. He recently called out WWE for blocking organized labor efforts throughout the company's history. During a recent edition of the Legally…
Opinion: Limiting what Maine hospitals can charge offers relief from rising health care costs
The BDN Opinion section operates independently and does not set news policies or contribute to reporting or editing articles elsewhere in the newspaper or on bangordailynews.com Richard A. Evans lives in Dover-Foxcroft. Linda Sanborn lives in…
Microsoft launches Copilot Health, a dedicated space for personal health data and AI-driven insights
Microsoft has launched Copilot Health, a dedicated space within its Copilot AI assistant that brings together and analyzes users' health data from wearables, electronic health records, and lab results. The new feature can combine data like activity…
US insurers and hospitals turn to new AI for age-old battle over charges vs payments
March 12 (Reuters) - Artificial intelligence is being deployed on both sides of the tug-of-war between U.S. healthcare systems that want to be paid more for medical procedures and insurers who want proof the services were necessary, and…
Scarborough Compares ICE Killings to 1963 Birmingham Church Bombing
On Wednesday's Morning Joe, MS NOW host Joe Scarborough invoked the 1963 bombing of a black church in Birmingham as he compared the change in public opinion after recent ICE killings to the change in the opinions of 'moderate whites' in the 1960s…
Americans are cutting back on food and utility costs to afford healthcare
About one in three American adults have cut back on certain expenses to pay for their health care, according to a West Health-Gallup Center on Healthcare in America survey. The survey, released on March 12, found that more than 80 million Americans…
Families in Switzerland call for better social media guardrails
In addition, 47% of the families surveyed believe there is a need for more general support from schools and 44% of respondents believe that legal restrictions on social media are desirable. This was the conclusion of the Family Barometer published…
Not Even Nuking Social Security Would Be Enough To Fix Deficit
In February, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) released its annual projections of the budget and economic outlook for the coming decade. As usual, the projections look bleak — a deficit of nearly $2 trillion ($1.853 trillion, to be…
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