• Insurers tend to operate in many lines of business, ranging from life and health to non-life insurance.

    ECONOMIST: Financial mergers

  • Since obesity is estimated to show a lag time of about 25 years before more complete effects on premature death and disease are seen, public health experts predict an enormous impact on world-wide health and life expectancy in the future.

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  • If genomic information can predict someone's future health and life-span, neither side has an interest in insuring against anything other than accidental injury.

    ECONOMIST: A survey of the human genome

  • All I have is my past, but as I have been in counseling (up until two years ago, when it became physically impossible to do so.) to overcome my past-I endured three life threatening health diagnoses-polio, Hepatitis C, and breast cancer-as well as three abusive men-my first husband beat me unmercifully.

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  • The Reinsurance segment covers non-life, life, and health insurance.

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  • Irreligious Americans sensibly take health to be a good goal in the absence of overwhelming spiritual concerns, although many varieties of nondogmatic spirituality comport well with a health-centered view of life.

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  • It is impossible, for example, to demonstrate a link between health-care delivery and life expectancy, because factors such as diet, exercise and smoking are much more important than the number of costly gadgets in hospitals.

    ECONOMIST: Your money or your life

  • Still, a press release from the National Institutes of Health said that life-threatening or fatal bleeding, mainly from the lungs, was the most common side effect, and was more common in patients receiving Avastin than just chemotherapy.

    FORBES: Genentech's Rite Of Spring

  • The faking of injectable drugs is particularly worrisome to health-care providers because they tend to be life-savings medications for conditions such as cancer, rather than so-called lifestyle drugs, such as Viagra.

    WSJ: Fakes Infiltrate Injectable Drugs

  • The Community Living Assistance Services and Supports (CLASS) Act, the national long-term care insurance program included in the 2010 health reform law, is on life-support.

    FORBES: The CLASS Act on Life Support

  • We have nearly 6, 000 hospitals, 670, 000 physicians, 2.9 million nurses, 56, 000 pharmacies and 1, 200 life and health-insurance companies.

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  • Review your insurance coverage--life, health, disability, auto, homeowners and umbrella liability.

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  • The Chicago-based certified financial planner says while it may be difficult for some grandparents, especially those who are young and healthy now, to throttle back support for their grandchildren, they may need to do so to ensure they have enough money saved for possible health-care expenses later in life.

    WSJ: Grandparents Helping More with Family Expenses

  • We took the time to educate kids about the WHY behind fitness and life-long health goals.

    WHITEHOUSE: Champions of Change Blog

  • Then he went on to explain why he considered the health overhaul bill itself a pro-life measure.

    NPR: Senators Announce Tentative Deal On Public Option

  • Now they are moving into markets traditionally dominated by foreign players -- lower-premium accident, health and life insurance.

    CNN: Another Lease on Life?

  • In Chicago, the large Catholic hospital system Presence Health is incorporating end-of-life care and advanced-directives into its ACO.

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  • In his recent article, In Praise of Oversharing, Steven Johnson wrote about colleagues who shared sometimes graphic details about life-threatening health challenges.

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  • To the consultant, there can also be a significant individual effect: a dramatic change in their lifestyle, work relations, work-life balance, health and personal relations.

    FORBES: Can Consultants Save Us Money By Doing More Work Remotely?

  • Fortunately modern medicine, for all its foibles, performs extraordinary feats every day and survival rates for all kinds of life-threatening health problems are better than ever.

    FORBES: Could Being In The Hospital Make You Sick?

  • People who believe that health care works in the free market are people who are in denial, believing that they will never encounter a serious, life-threatening health crisis of their own.

    FORBES: Free Market Rules Don't Work In Delivering Health Care

  • However, although Spaniards can expect to live for a long time, they are likely to spend the last 11.67 years of their life in poor health - longer than the continental average of eight years.

    BBC: Unhealthy old age shortest in UK

  • Under Irish law, abortion can only be carried out when there is a risk to the life - not the health - of a pregnant woman.

    BBC: Savita Halappanavar

  • Also, that the health board review its end-of-life care, with specific reference to completion of Do Not Resuscitate forms, and that it issues the dead man's family a full and sincere apology.

    BBC: Medical equipment

  • UnitedHealth Group Inc. offers health care coverage and related services to help people achieve improved health and well-being through all stages of life.

    FORBES: Weekly Top Insider Buys: C, BAC, UNH, GM, APA

  • Residents tended to be fit and well - with 93.3% reporting good health - and there was a higher than average life expectancy of 78.2 years.

    BBC: Aberdeenshire leads Bank of Scotland Quality of Life list

  • Each element measures a feeling of satisfaction with life, including health, education, environment, personal security, life satisfaction, and work-life balance.

    FORBES: There's No Place Like America

  • Animal studies have indicated STACs can restore the health and life prospects of obese mice and early-stage trials in humans are now underway.

    BBC: Stop, rewind: the scientists slowing the ageing process

  • Share prices of insurers and brokers round the world have plunged as the investigation expands from property-casualty insurance into the life and health fields.

    ECONOMIST: The insurance industry

  • Also known as health promoters, peer educators such as Huynh are proving particularly effective at helping newcomers overcome such barriers as lack of insurance, confusion about the U.S. health care system, insufficient information on potentially life-saving cancer screenings and even cultural taboos that make it difficult for some women to acknowledge and seek medical help.

    FORBES: Immigrant Health Messengers Jump the Culture Gaps

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