Category Archive
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Annuities
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Auto Insurance
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'Crash tax' passed in Sacramento would affect visitors
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'Hit while parked' car accidents may be more common than you think
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AAA Hawaii lowers car insurance rates
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AAA recognizes PA driving legislation
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AAA unveils its favorite fuel-efficient vehicles in honor of Earth Day
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AAA: Ban texting nationwide
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Accidents impacting auto insurance costs, public safety
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Accidents involving deer highest in November
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Accidents more likely on December 15, research shows
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Adding a teen driver to an auto insurance policy can more than double premiums
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Additional auto insurance may not be needed for rental cars
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Adults advised to openly discuss driving safety with elderly parents
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Aging motorists need to reassess skills
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Allstate increasing insurance rates for Illinois homeowners
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Allstate will turn more toward internet for auto insurance sales
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Allstate: Consumers don't understand auto insurance policies
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Allstate: Fort Collins earns award for safe driving
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Americans willing to consider purchasing hybrid vehicles, says survey
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Analysts: More people are buying cars
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Another state bans texting and driving
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Anti-auto theft organization celebrates 25 years
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AP: Larger chunk of take-home pay going to gas
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April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month
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Arkansas launches anti-texting campaign
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As tickets increase, so do insurance rates
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Atwater: Auto insurance fraudsters will be put 'behind bars'
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Authorities arrest three after auto insurance sting
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Auto club takes initiative to curb drunk driving accidents in California this New Year's Eve
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Auto collisions with deer decline 7 percent
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Auto fraud surges in Florida's Duval County
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Auto groups team up to promote safe driving
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Auto insurance and accident rates could be affected by medication
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Auto insurance can be a minor expense compared to unnecessary repairs
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Auto insurance claim satisfaction continues positively
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Auto insurance customers should remain wary of vehicle theft
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Auto insurance customers warned of ticket-intensive cities
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Auto insurance firm says kids should sit in the back
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Auto insurance fraud cases up in California
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Auto insurance fraud in South Carolina cost $12 million last year alone
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Auto insurance fraud said to be on the rise in California
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Auto insurance industry group praises award recipients
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Auto insurance market grows in Texas
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Auto insurance market shares remain largely unchanged
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Auto insurance plan costs can vary
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Auto insurance prices could benefit from anti-drunk driving systems
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Auto insurance program rewards people for safe driving
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Auto insurance protection against scofflaw drivers
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Auto insurance provider offers tips to combat distracted driving
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Auto insurance rates can hinge on credit scores
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Auto insurance rates driven up by phony accidents
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Auto insurance rates not the only thing to benefit from less traffic
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Auto insurance tips and advice
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Auto insurance tops consumer complaints in Massachusetts in 2010
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Auto thefts continue to decline
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Avoid being sleepy while driving
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Avoid tickets and auto insurance hikes: Drive safely around trucks
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Avoid tragedy and higher auto insurance rates: Obey child safety seat laws
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Big differences among auto insurance providers
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Bill proposed in South Carolina would cap gas prices
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Bill to reduce insurance rates in Michigan fails
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Blind spots can contribute to accidents and auto insurance rates
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BMW to launch distracted driving awareness campaign in late June
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Brain stimulation makes for better drivers
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California auto insurance premiums dropped by 3 percent last year
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California close to personal car-sharing insurance
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California implements pay as you go auto insurance regulations
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California insurance department recovers $63 million
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California labor union opposes auto insurance increase
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California legislation to make auto insurance rates more affordable
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California requires ignition devices for drunken drivers
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Californians can now opt for mileage-based auto insurance
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Californians could save on auto insurance
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Campaign launched to curb cell phone use while driving
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Car industry analysts say buy now, not later
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Car insurance company encourages teens to be safe
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Car insurance company has an app geared towards teen drivers
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Car insurance requirements may shed light on health insurance debate
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Car maintenance can result in savings
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Car maintenance is important for safety and insurance
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Car sales end 2009 on high note, says Edmunds
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Careless driving can drive up auto insurance costs and cause tragedies
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Cars may use new technology to slow distractions
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Cell phone ban to take effect in Massachusetts
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Cell phones behind 1/4 of all car accidents, says study
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Check auto insurance policies to ensure sufficient coverage
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Check with auto insurance company before getting a rental
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Child safety-seat recommendations updated
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Chrysler recalls 11,000 vehicles
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Chrysler recalls nearly 25,000 vehicles due to brakes defect
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Chrysler to offer hybrid model
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Claimants report being somewhat less-satisfied with insurers
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Collisions with deer can be dangerous
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Compact cars in high demand but not subcompact
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Company offers policy based on driving habits
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Comprehensive auto insurance can guard against flood damage
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Comprehensive auto insurance likely to cover fire damage
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Connecticut official questions auto insurance repair practices
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Consumers need more knowledge of fuel economy
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Costs may be keeping sales of eco-friendly rides down
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Course teachers motorcyclists how to be safe
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Crashes cost more than getting stuck in traffic
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Customer satisfaction high among Mercedes-Benz shoppers, low for others
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December labeled National Drunk and Drugged Driving Prevention Month
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Department of Transportation urges motorists to check their tires this summer
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Devices can deter criminals and reduce auto insurance costs
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Distracted driving campaign reaches milestone
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Distracted driving can lead to accidents
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Distracted driving causes higher auto insurance rates and more accidents
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Distracted driving figures drop in Q4 2009, says index
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Distracted driving rates continue to rise in North Carolina
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Distracted driving subject of two bills
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Domestic car sales surge, while foreign vehicles slide in May
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DOT: Greater enforcement yields less distracted driving
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Driver's ed course designed to help those with diabetes
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Drivers education programs keep accidents, insurance rates down
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Drivers should consider options when contemplating accident forgiveness on auto insurance
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Driving hazards increased during the night
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Drunk drivers can expect high auto insurance rates
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Drunk driving prevalent during Halloween
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DUI arrests result in high auto insurance rates
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Eager to save on auto insurance, public backs texting ban
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Education helps teens get discounted auto insurance
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Electric car sales faltering
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Eleven arrested on auto insurance fraud charges
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Escalade tops auto insurance claims list for theft
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Falling crime rate could benefit auto insurance prices
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Falling theft rates benefits auto insurance customers
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FEMA engineer offering construction assistance to Vermont road crews
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Fiat 500 named 'coolest' car selling for less than 18,000
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Flood damaged vehicles are risky purchases
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Florida legislator to introduce bill that cracks down on fraud
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Florida PIP auto insurance getting out of hand
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Ford F-150 one of two trucks to receive top safety rating from IIHS
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Ford F-Series tops auto sales in U.S. once again
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Ford recalls 1.1 million pickup trucks
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Fort Collins, Colorado named safest driving city
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Fuel economy average rises in vehicles during 2011
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Fuel-efficient vehicle values likely to fall 15 percent, according to Kelley Blue Book
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Gas prices preventing consumers from spending during holidays
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Gasoline now $4 per gallon in five states
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GDL programs show mixed progress
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General Motors has prosperous June
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General Motors offers some buyers free car insurance
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General Motors recalls Cadillac CTS
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General Motors reports 27 percent increase in car sales
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Generation X car buyers gravitate toward SUVs, minivans
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Genes may be responsible for some poor driving
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Georgia electronic auto insurance verification system crashes
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Getting the Best Rates on Car Insurance
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GHSA releases detailed study regarding distracted driving
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GHSA widens impaired driving policy
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GM the latest automaker to issue recall of vehicles
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Government program could mean higher auto insurance for many
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Government takes steps against distracted driving
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Grants distributed to encourage safer driving habits
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Hangovers contribute to auto insurance, safety woes
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Hartwig: Michigan must deal with lack of cap for no-fault auto insurance
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High gas prices hurting homeowners in Miami suburb
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Highway safety failures widespread in U.S.
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Hold down auto insurance rate by watching for pedestrians
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Holiday travel expected to be high for Thanksgiving
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Holidays no time to skip on vehicle maintenance
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Honda Accord tops list of stolen vehicles
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Honda makes most stolen vehicle in country
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How the ARRA act could lead to a lower auto insurance premium down the road
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How to get discounts on car insurance
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Hybrid vehicles can result in lower auto insurance costs
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Hyundai posts strong sales in March despite earthquake
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Hyundai takes top billing for brand loyalty
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IIHS awards Saab 9-4 X with Top Safety Pick
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IIHS test shows tractor-trailer underride guards often fail
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III attempts to dispel common auto insurance myths
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III reminds cyclists to insure their rides this summer
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Illinois insurance minimums to stay put
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Increase in Thanksgiving road travel predicted
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Increased traffic could impact auto insurance rates
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Institute announces 2010 vehicle safety picks
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Insurance bill founders in Mississippi
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Insurance companies may struggle to earn profits in 2010, says survey
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Insurance companies raising rates for teen girls
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Insurance company aims to cut number of teen car accidents
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Insurance organization helps motorists identify staged accidents
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Insurance organization president says fraud in New York is a "crisis"
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Insurance savings can be found in Massachusetts through review process
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Insurer advises motorists to update auto insurance before Memorial Day Weekend
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Insurer warns consumers about accidents involving deer
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Insuring a high-performance vehicle
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Investigation may affect 700,000 vehicles
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Iowa approves texting ban
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KBB: Used vehicles more costly than ever
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Keep gifts out of sight from would-be thieves
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Keep valuables in cars out of sight
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Kelley Blue Book releases its top gas-sipping models of 2011
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Kelley Blue Book releases list of best road-trip cars
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Kentucky hopes to ban texting while driving
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Learn about P.I.P. and How it Affects Cheap Auto Insurance Quotes - Watch Video
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Legislation would ban cellphone use while driving
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Life insurance is just as important as other insurance plans
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Location can affect auto insurance cost
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Lower car insurance minimums on the horizon in Wisconsin
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Lower prices help fuel auto insurance satisfaction
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Lower theft rate can mean better auto insurance rates
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Lowering insurance rates for teenage drivers
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Maine becomes 33rd state to ban texting while driving
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Majority of Americans view teenagers as risky drivers
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Majority of drivers expect to always have to pay for a vehicle
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Majority of North Carolinians purchase optional policies for auto insurance
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Make sure your auto insurance covers accidents involving deer
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Man arrested for texting while driving
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Many don't feel they are getting best deal on auto insurance
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Many drivers on the roads are distracted
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Many in Generation Y prefer hybrid vehicles
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Maryland auto insurance hike approved
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Maryland bans using hand-held phones while driving
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Maryland governor seeks to bring more electric cars to the state
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Maryland passes tougher texting-while-driving law
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Maryland police use license plate reader to cite traffic violators
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Massachusetts attorney general slams Progressive
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Massachusetts considers extra eye testing for elderly drivers
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Massachusetts drivers get new insurance discount
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Mayors support greater use of traffic safety cameras
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Measures to be assessed at Distracted Driving Summit
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Medical claims from accidents cited for insurance increases
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Mercedes-Benz raising driver awareness
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Michigan auto insurance assessment rising
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Michigan auto insurance premiums to rise $2 in July
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Michigan auto insurance proposal opposed by some lawmakers
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Michigan drivers urged to be on the lookout for auto insurance scam
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Michigan Supreme Court to hear auto insurance case
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Mississippi auto insurance bill passes senate
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Moped use on the rise in South Carolina
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More people opting not to buy auto insurance
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More people turning to internet for insurance research
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More safety standards on tap for auto industry
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Mortality risk lower for drivers of cars that perform well in side-impact tests
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Motorists reminded to be careful when driving during the holidays
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Motorists say they frequently witness aggressive driving
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Motorists should keep insurance in mind before handing off their car keys
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Nebraska auto insurance minimums to increase
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Nevada becomes 34th state to ban texting while driving
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New 54.5 mpg standard by 2025 for American auto manufacturers
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New auto insurance changes on the way for Wisconsin
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New auto insurance law takes effect
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New auto insurance offering comes to California
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New baby can mean new auto insurance needs
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New car purchases up in Washington state
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New fuel economy labels unveiled
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New Jersey citizens may see auto insurance cuts after completing driver safety course
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New Jersey takes steps to reduce increasing auto insurance rates
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New legislation aims to make U.S. roads safer
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New Louisiana auto insurance laws go into effect January 1
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New poll details where aggressive towing practices frequently take place
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New program uses neuroplasticity research to help those with alcoholism
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New proposed rule could hurt consumer affordability
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New Year may be the perfect time for a new auto insurance plan
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New York Insurance Department reveals list of best insurance companies
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New York lawmaker attempting to reform state's no-fault policy
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New York lawmakers on the hunt for rate evaders
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New York sees increase in accidents at roundabouts
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New York Senate passes bill making auto insurance fraud a felony
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NHTSA ranks auto insurance claims cost by model and year
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NICB partners with The Club to prevent stolen cars
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NICB: Beware of unannounced inspectors, they may be scammers
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Nissan to fix 5,300 Leafs
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North Carolina bill would eliminate hidden surcharge for auto insurance
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North Carolina drivers expecting auto insurance rebate
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North Dakota become the 31st state to ban texting while driving
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Number of vehicles fell in U.S. last year
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Obama administration may increase fuel economy standard to 56 mpg by 2025
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Officials believe fraud caused New Yorkers' auto insurance premiums to rise
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Ohio has 11th lowest auto insurance rates in the country
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Oklahoma car insurance changes will have significant effects
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Oklahoma lawmakers try to pass uninsured motorist law
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Oklahoma passes motorcycle safety bill
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Online auto insurance policy purchases surge in 2010
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Online course helps keep auto insurance premiums at bay
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Oprah declares April 30 'No Phone Zone Day'
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Organizations urge Arizona to keep fraud unit
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Organizations urge Florida legislators to reform auto insurance laws
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Orlando gas station charges nation's highest rate for gas
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Pair charged with auto insurance fraud in California
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Parents can help protect teen drivers while saving on auto insurance
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Parents concerned about child driving
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Parents have more safe booster seat choices
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Parents need to instruct teens about distracted driving
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Parents should take charge when their child wants to drive
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Parents teach their teens through driving requirements
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Parents urged to discuss safety with teen drivers
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Pay-as-you-drive comes to Florida
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Paying attention behind the wheel saves lives and auto insurance rates
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Pennsylvania AG cracking down on auto insurance rate evaders
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Pennsylvania insurance commissioner explains auto recalls' effects on insurance policies
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Pennsylvania nearing distracted driving law
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Pennsylvania police chief warns about child safety
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Phone technology may actually help prevent accidents
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Poll: 68 percent oppose accident response fees
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Poll: Consumers confused about fuel-efficient vehicles
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Poll: Consumers keeping auto insurance carriers
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President calls for 1 million electric cars by 2015
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Prevention can be the best medicine when it comes to health insurance
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Program expected to result in higher auto insurance costs
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Program provides sketches for auto insurance claims
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Progressive launches Shapshot program with advertising blitz
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Project Ignition to preach driver safety
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Proposed truck driving texting ban
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Recall insurance gaining interest amid Toyota revelations
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Report from Bureau of Labor Statistics finds auto insurance premiums increased last month
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Report: 30 percent of fatalities involving teenage drivers weren't in the car
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Report: Auto financiers giving more loans out than traditional lenders
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Report: Auto insurance difficult to obtain for some income brackets
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Report: Driver distractions curbed by voice-based technology
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Report: Drivers pay less attention to speed limit signs
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Report: Irene forced auto claims to spike
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Report: Michigan motorists pay highest average auto insurance premium
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Report: Number of stolen watercrafts declines
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Report: Parents not using car seats correctly
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Republican lawmakers in Wisconsin look to repeal car insurance laws
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Republicans in Wisconsin look to repeal auto insurance law
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Research looks at driving habits and vehicle ownership
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Rhode Island governor signs seat belt legislation
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Road improvements could benefit auto insurance customers
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Road safety prevents accidents, protects auto insurance rates
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Saab's future tenuous as deal falls through
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Safe Kids study finds Halloween a dangerous time on the road
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Safety records often affect auto insurance rates
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Saving money on teen auto insurance
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Saving on auto insurance
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Seat belt compliance saves lives, holds down auto insurance rates
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Seniors becoming safer drivers
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Several small businesses join group urging reform to New York's no-fault laws
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Several transit systems to receive federal funding for improvements
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Slick road conditions call for extra caution
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Snow respite brings pothole fixes in Connecticut
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Some auto insurance companies take pets into account
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Some dog owners can face home insurance difficulties
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South Dakota issues notice for insured drivers
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Staged wrecks part of nationwide trend to defraud auto insurance providers
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Staged-collision ring busted by California investigators
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State Farm increases net worth by $3.1 billion in 2010
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State Farm looks to increase auto insurance in Florida
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State Farm provides tools to help parents teach young drivers
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State Farm raising awareness for teen driver safety
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State Farm, Ralph Macchio preach car safety
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States may take closer look at some driving issues in 2012
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Study highlights danger of texting while driving
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Study shows 10 percent of motorists have driven intoxicated
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Study: Average household spending $368 per month on gas
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Study: Crash avoidance system leads to 27 percent fewer accident claims
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Study: Deadliest days on the roadways for teens are in the summer
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Study: Drugs often tied to fatal car crashes
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Study: Even a little alcohol leads to deadly car accidents
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Study: Even after being reminded of dangers, kids still text and drive
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Study: Kids safer when grandparents are behind the wheel
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Study: Many parents don't use child seats correctly
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Study: More Americans are saving money by cutting back on insurance coverage
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Study: More traffic fatalities may be linked to whether team wins or loses
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Study: Most kids can unbuckle their seatbelts by age 3
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Study: Older adults have trouble multi-tasking on the street
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Study: Suspected insurance fraud rises in NYC
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Study: SUV among safest types of vehicles on road
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Study: Teens more likely to crash in first month than after first year
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Study: Texting slows drivers' ability to react
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Survey finds auto insurance companies with highest marks
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Survey finds more people are making decisions that affect car insurance rates
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Survey finds red light cameras change driving behavior
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Survey reveals the influence gas prices have on consumers' car buying
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Survey shows other distractions while driving
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Survey: 15 percent of drivers know how to check tire pressure
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Survey: 84 percent of car shoppers say gas prices have affected their purchase options
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Survey: Americans want safer roads
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Survey: Consumers still text and drive
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Survey: Drivers admit to poor behavior at the wheel
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Survey: Eighteen percent text while driving
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Survey: Many drivers operate vehicles while distracted
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Survey: Many Oregonians' insurance premiums have dropped
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Survey: More people believe gas prices will stay the same or decline
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Survey: Most support traffic safety cameras
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Survey: One in six licensed American drivers fail to pass written portion of DMV test
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Survey: Parents curb spending for teen cars
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Suspicious insurance claims rise in first quarter
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Talking, texting while driving bad for safety and auto insurance rates
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Technology disables phones while driving
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Teens encouraged to be good passengers during safety week
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Tennessee cracking down on auto insurance scofflaws
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Texas drivers have new auto insurance option
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Texas House passes texting ban
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Texas new car sales increase in 2010
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Texas police pulling over more drivers for speeding
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Texting while driving can ruin lives and drive up auto insurance rates
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Texting while driving causes injuries, high auto insurance and now, legal trouble
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Texting while driving may lead to higher regarding insurance rates
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The most commonly stolen vehicles in the United States
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The year's costliest vehicles to insure
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Three in 10 Americans failed to attend a holiday event due to costs
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Three Ways Students Can Get Affordable Auto Insurance Quotes
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Tired driving a real danger for consumers
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Toyota Prius surpasses one million units sold in the U.S.
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Toyota recalls more vehicles
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Toyota recalls raise questions of how many defective cars may be on the road
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Toyota's new safety systems
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Traditional auto insurance carriers catching up in online experience
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Traffic-related fatalities reach record low in 2010
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Transportation Department video aims to curb distracted driving
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Travel expected to increase before year's end
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TrueCar unveils its first annual automotive buyer report
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U.S. DOT creates sample law for states looking to ban texting while driving
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U.S. traffic volume reaches a three-year high
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Understanding Collision Coverage in Car Insurance Policies - Watch Video
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Uninsured drivers contributing to rate hikes
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Utah law would allow bicycles to yield at stop signs
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Vehicle purchase prices are on the rise
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Vehicle safety conference kicks off in Washington, D.C.
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Vehicle safety, claims sizes a key factor in auto insurance rates
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Vehicle theft declines, but recovery at a low
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Vehicles reach oldest point ever
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Virginia insurer reduces coverage costs by 10 percent
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Virginia Tech tries out car for the blind
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Washington D.C. tops list of best states for teen drivers
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Washington drivers aware of drunk driving laws
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Ways for young people to save on auto insurance
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Ways to prevent insurance claims in the winter
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Webster's names 'distracted driving' as top word of the year
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Weigh car rental insurance options before taking to the road
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What is Property Damage Liability Coverage? Watch Video
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What is Uninsured Motorist Property Damage Coverage - Watch Video
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What's Comprehensive Auto Coverage? Watch Video
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Why Bodily Injury liability should be Part of Your Auto Insurance Policy - Watch Video
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WI Auto insurance coverage changes on the horizon
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Wintry conditions expected to strand millions of motorists
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Wisconsin 25th state to ban texting while driving
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Women have better driving records than men, says survey
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Workers could save on auto insurance by carpooling
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Young passengers can distract young drivers
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Consumer Information
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General
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Health Insurance
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'Michelle's Law' helps students maintain health insurance
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'Secret' survey to review patients' ease of access to doctors
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10 states will sue over health care bill passage
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A number of employers to offer preventative care benefits
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AARP weighing in on some health insurance reform issues
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AARP's user's guide to healthcare reform
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Abuse victims may face a lifetime of doctor's visits
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ACEP outlines symptoms of heart attack to kick off American Heart Month
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Actress Leslie Bibb to be spokesperson for upcoming Life Insurance Awareness Month
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Adhering to doctor's orders can translate to savings
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Adult children who move back home can find themselves in an insurance predicament
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Aetna fined by New York insurance department
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Affordable health care for children becoming scarce
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Agreement extends health insurance to millions of restaurant workers
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AHA sets measures to improve heart health by 2020
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ALA: Pennsylvania should reform smoking cessation coverage
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All health insurance companies to cover preventive care screenings
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All Web Leads announces site for Medigap health insurance comparisons
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AMA: Insurers inaccurately process 20 percent of medical claims
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American healthcare costs increase
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Americans are living longer, but few are financially prepared for it
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Americans have better health, worse care
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Americans mixed on health insurance changes
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Americans not planning for long-term healthcare
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Americans wait longer for doctor's visits, study finds
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Americans' health showed mixed results in 2000s
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Another year of double-digit health insurance hikes predicted for Colorado
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Anthem Blue Cross health insurance rates on the rise across the country
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Arizona funding jeopardized due to slashing kids' healthcare
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Attempting to prevent flu spreading important
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Back injuries found to be most common injury claim in '09, says Colonial Life
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Benefits of dental care for expectant mothers outweigh potential consequences, says CDA
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Beware of unexpected events when considering health insurance
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Blue Cross Blue Shield encourages lunchtime walking activities to promote healthy exercise
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Books to help you understand health care reform
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Businesses struggling to understand new health care laws
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California Assembly passes new health insurance bill
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California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger supports health care reform
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California insurance commissioner calls on Blue Shield to delay insurance hike
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California insurance commissioner warns against healthcare scams
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California law has breast exams included in health insurance starting at age 35
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California to review health insurance rate hikes
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Calorie counting may be more difficult than thought
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Calorie listings on menus lead to healthier childrens' diets, says study
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Campaign aims to inform seniors about healthcare
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Campaign launched to demand gender fairness in health insurance
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Car insurance requirements may shed light on health insurance debate
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Carbon monoxide poisoning risk increases during winter months
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Changes coming to Medicare plans
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Children challenged to get healthy
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CHPA head objects to Mississippi proposal to require prescriptions for cold and allergy meds
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Chronic diseases and stress may be related
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Coalition tells HHS to monitor health costs
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COBRA health coverage may expire
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COBRA subsidies extended
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Coffee consumption can trigger stroke risk
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College health insurance doesn't meet needs
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Colorado insures nearly 68,000 more residents
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Companies ask for repeal of health law provision
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Companies may adjust health insurance policies
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Competitive bidding program negatively affecting Medicare recipients
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Congress passes final healthcare bill measures
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Connecticut docks insurance companies $400,000 for various infractions
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Conservative organization suing to nullify health care bill
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Consumer confidence in healthcare industry improving
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Consumer Watchdog wants healthcare loophole closed
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Consumer-driven health plan use on the rise
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Consumers advised to be educated about health insurance
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Consumers don't know how much health insurance costs
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Consumers know they need long-term care, don't have it
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Consumers should be well-versed on health insurance offerings
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Consumers should examine healthcare options
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Consumers to get more for their dollars
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Consumers unhappy with health insurance
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Consumers who retire on time will take burden off employer
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Contraception to be covered by health insurance
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Controversial report states that contraception should be covered under health care reform law
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Costs may force some to delay healthcare
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Cranberry juice may improve heart health, says study
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Dates outlined for health insurance changes
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Democrats more likely to have positive views on healthcare
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Dentists can detect health problems
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Department of Health and Human Services announces new health insurance rules
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Depression may be linked to genes
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Despite problems, Obama administration stresses healthcare reform law
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Diabetes patients need continuous healthcare access
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Diabetes risk increased by consuming red and processed meats
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Diabetes treatment research underway in California
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Disparities in follow-up care linked to those with lower socio economic status
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Doctors think electronic records are better than paper
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DOJ prevents health care merger in Michigan with threat of anti-trust lawsuit
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Doubt may exist for some insurance providers
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Eating right can help control health insurance costs
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Education aims to cut obesity rates and healthcare costs
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Education employees in Alabama may have to pay more for health insurance
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Effort to repeal healthcare law begins today in Congress
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Emergency room alternatives
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Emergency room visits jump by 13 million
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Employee incentives may help promote healthy lifestyles
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Employees don't understand benefits
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Employees expected to pay more for health insurance coverage
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Employees say health benefit info and Twitter shouldn't mix
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Employer medical costs expected to rise next year
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Employers have choice when health insurance changes
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Employers may check credit scores before a hire
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Employers note health insurance rate increase
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Employers remain uncertain of healthcare reform's potential impact
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Employers struggle with health benefit costs, but plan on keeping coverage
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Excessive soda consumption can lead to higher health insurance costs
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Exchanges aim to benefit many Americans
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Expensive prescription drugs force some to go without
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Expert: National health care bill could increase number of uninsured Americans
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FDA criticizes delay in Tylenol recall
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FDA finds common food ingredient to be tainted with salmonella
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FDA panel stops short of recommending ban on mentol cigarettes
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FDA questions use of potentially dangerous lining used in food containers
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Federal authorities charge 111 with defrauding Medicare
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Federal judge rules Obamacare unconstitutional
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Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas says healthcare reform likely won't curb costs
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Fewer Americans receiving health insurance from employers
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Fewer Americans support government role in providing health insurance
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Fifteen percent of Americans lack health insurance
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Final revisions package signed into law
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Florida Health Care Freedom Act waiting on House vote
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Florida refuses to accept federal grants under the Affordable Care Act
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Forbes lists America's 'most toxic' cities
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FTC orders indoor tanning industry to stop misleading ad campaigns
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Georgia enlists in healthcare lawsuit
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Georgia opts out of first step in healthcare law
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Georgia passes law allowing health insurance purchases across state lines
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Government aid helps 1 million Medicare recipients pay for medication
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Government attempting to curb insurance rate hike
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Government reviews positive healthcare trends in 2010
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Greater expenses anticipated for healthcare next year
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Group calls for preventative care benefits
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Group fights for mental health funds
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Growing denial by overweight Americans may trigger higher health insurance costs
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Growing number of Americans have high-deductible health insurance
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Gulf War vets urged to seek VA care
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Having health insurance may lower Medicare costs
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Health benefits for retirees made easier for employers
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Health care aid in serious trouble
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Health care bill will allow college grads to rejoin their parents' insurance
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Health care costs drive some to seek alternatives
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Health care system may become more proactive towards treatment
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Health centers receive funding
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Health clinics funding doubles
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Health innovator eying U.S.
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Health insurance companies call for tougher penalties
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Health insurance companies in California agree to waive payments for flu vaccines
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Health insurance company denied 20 percent rate hike
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Health insurance company granted premium increase in Bay State
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Health insurance concerns taking their toll on Americans
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Health insurance costs could increase due to obesity
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Health insurance coverage increasing
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Health insurance coverage rates varies between counties
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Health insurance debate could focus on junk food taxes
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Health insurance debate more focused on cost cutting
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Health insurance debate turns to primary care shortage
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Health insurance for early retirees gets funding
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Health insurance law validated by appeals court
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Health insurance linked to education level
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Health insurance plans need to be reviewed
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Health insurance premiums may rise when adult kids join parents' plan
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Health insurance premiums on the rise on 2009
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Health insurance rates highest since 2005, research shows
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Health insurance rates may be better deal than medical credit cards
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Health insurance reform passes Senate Finance Committee
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Health insurance too expensive for many
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Health Insurance: Necessity or Luxury?
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Health insurers find loopholes in covering children
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Health savings accounts growing in popularity
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Healthcare costs expected to rise in 2011
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Healthcare costs increasing for insurance companies
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Healthcare costs squeeze employers
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Healthcare employees pay more for health insurance
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Healthcare law challenge to be heard by Supreme Court
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Healthcare rates grow slower in November
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Healthcare reform law defended in court
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Healthcare reform may not impact employer health insurance in 2012
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Healthcare reform reaches top of 2012 health issues list
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Healthy teeth help with one's overall health
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Heart and stroke patients worry the most about healthcare costs, says American Heart Association
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Heart disease increased along with obesity rates, according to study
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HHS announces new rules that will affect Medicare
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HHS defends healthcare law
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HHS saves tax payers $4 billion in fraudulent healthcare claims
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HHS updates dietary guidelines
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HHS: Insurers need to stop blaming Affordable Care Act
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High level of adolescents have high BMI, lipid level, says CDC
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High-risk health insurance rates set to drop in Missouri
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Holidays important time to discuss long-term healthcare
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Hospitals to begin reporting acquired infection data
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HUD grants $93 million to clean up lead, other issues
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Ideas to cut health insurance costs
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Illinois adopts consumer protection law regarding health insurance claims
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Impact of mental health cuts examined by symposium
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Improve one's health to lower health insurance premiums
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Index reveals healthcare spending trends
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Individuals' health insurance costs increase
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Insurance coverage and access to care not as closely knit as many think, says survey
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Insurance reform necessary, will lower malpractice rates
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Insurance scams are on the rise
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Insurers deny a growing number of people based on pre-existing conditions
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Insurers halt Massachusetts coverage
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Insurers must give Iowa notice of rate hikes
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Insurers ordered to provide coverage
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Insuring young adults will raise premiums
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International Hygiene Study shows American disease prevention mixed
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Interpreters may help reduce emergency room wait times
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Investing in wellness programs may help combat escalating healthcare costs
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Is smoking genetic?
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Kansas lawmakers to consider health insurance amendment
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Kansas won't halt Medicaid changes
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Knee injuries of children who play sports have increased
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Labor Dept. singles out workplaces with increased danger risk
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Lack of insurance could raise death risk for inpatients
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Lawmakers want medicare fraud penalties doubled
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Long term care insurance holders eligible for tax deductions
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Lower co-pays may mean savings for companies
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Maine residents concerned over health insurance rates
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Majority of Americans say healthcare reform won't help them find coverage
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Make the most of health insurance benefits before they change
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Many Americans quitting smoking, slimming down
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Many employers plan to alter health insurance policies
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Many insured consumers cannot afford dental care
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Many to benefit from healthcare tax cut
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Many young adults will have to wait for health insurance from parents' employers
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Massachusetts agency asks insurers to cut rates
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Massachusetts celebrates high health insurance coverage rates
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Massachusetts governor says his health plan will cut costs
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Massachusetts health insurers case will be decided Monday
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Massachusetts insurance giants in discussions over possible merger
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Massachusetts judge denies rate hike for insurers
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Mayo Clinic: Use 'value scores' to keep health care costs down
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MDA to offer free dental clinic to children for 8th straight year
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Medicare costs only cover slightly more than half of chemotherapy costs for seniors, says study
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Medicare open enrollment beginning soon
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Medicare recipients to get discounted prescriptions next year
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Men indicted on charges involving mislabeled drugs
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Michigan law center appeals to Supreme Court over healthcare reform
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Michigan may rescind helmet law for some
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Michigan Medicare plan receives high marks
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Michigan to reduce high-risk health insurance premiums
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Millions of Americans are without dental insurance
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Moms may not be educated on germs
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Montana house representatives decry federal healthcare law
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More Americans go without health insurance
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More Americans obese now than 10 years ago
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More options coming to help navigate healthcare system
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More policies needed in battle against cancer
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More sign up for consumer-focused coverage
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More states join lawsuit against healthcare reform
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More than 1,000 health insurance waivers issued
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More than 30 percent of seniors not immunized against pneumonia, says study
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More than 65 percent of Americans unable to live healthfully
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Most health insurance premiums won't rise because of new laws
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MRSA risk increases 16 times for wrestlers, says study
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Mutual insurance company Continuing Care redesigns website to simplify usage
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National health insurance standards must mirror state counterparts
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New federal law requires public disclosure of large rate hikes
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New federal laws could add costs and benefits to insurance plans
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New flu superbug could be on the horizon, say scientists
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New Hampshire hospital to stay in health insurance company's network
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New initiative may lessen confusion associated with health insurance paperwork
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New law brings health insurance scams
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New report suggests tax on soft drinks to lessen health insurance costs
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New service set up in Minnesota to provide healthcare to needy children
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New York insurance department finds health insurance companies not in compliance
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New York Insurance Department recovers more than $8 million
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New York limits rise in health insurance rates
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New York not making progress on healthcare legislation
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New York passes bill to make insurers pay for autism care
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NFL retirees' long-term health insurance to be paid by league
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No health insurance a concern for NFL players after lockout
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North Carolina opts out of healthcare lawsuit
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Not all children protected under health care reform
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NVHR chair pushes for more funding to mitigate viral hepatitis cases
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Obama warns health insurers against rate hikes
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Obesity programs receive government funding
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Obesity remains a problem for the U.S.
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Ohio residents are encouraged to enroll for health insurance
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Ohio residents dropping employer health insurance plans as costs rise
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Older adults expected to reap benefits of healthcare reform
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Older Americans cutting back on healthcare spending
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Older Americans struggling due to healthcare costs
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One-third of American adults won't get flu shot
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Open enrollment allows consumers health insurance choices
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Open enrollment allows for health insurance changes
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Oral cancer drugs often not covered fully by insurers
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Paid sick days could save significant amounts of money
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Parent's death without life insurance can mean life of hardship
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Parents and schools should help teach kids about oral health
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Parents of college students advised to check health insurance policies
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Pelosi discusses health care reform for children
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Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner stumps for health care reform
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Pennsylvania investigating health insurance rate hikes
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Pennsylvania joins growing chorus of states in opposition to Obamacare
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People more likely to seek mental health care when insured
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People with pre-existing conditions have health insurance options
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Percentage of adult smokers stays about the same
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Personal savings for health care costs rise
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Pet medical costs can add up quickly without proper insurance
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Pharmacists' knowledge is being put to the test
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Plastic surgery popularity on the rise despite recession, says survey
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Poll reveals health care laws need further clarification
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Poll: 30 percent of employers may drop health coverage in 2014
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Poll: 57 percent against health care law
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Poll: Americans paying attention to pharmaceutical ads
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Poll: Americans want insurance penalties for bad habits
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Poll: Fewer young adults are uninsured
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Poll: Many older people don't know how to save on Medicare
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Poll: Nearly half of Americans want healthcare law repealed
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Poll: One in four devoting half of their paychecks to rent
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Poll: Patients worldwide not satisfied with their doctor
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Poll: Some Americans think vaccines pose danger
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President believes Supreme Court will support Obamacare
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President Obama establishes Task Force on Childhood Obesity
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President Obama supports states' ability to opt out of health insurance plan
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Pressure on to enroll eligible children in Medicaid
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Preventative care procedures can detect serious conditions
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Preventative screenings yield savings
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Primary care doctors will be needed more than ever
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Prior approval aims to keep health premiums down
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Prolonged sitting may affect health
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Proper diet can counter diabetes, high health insurance costs
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Proper diet can go a long way in holding down health insurance costs
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Proposal could give more reasons than ever to get health insurance
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Protect Your Loved Ones with Long Term Care Insurance
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Protecting assets low on list of Americans' priorities
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Public vs. private healthcare for children
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Publix issues recall of pumpkin pecan pie
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Questionable insurance claims increase
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Ranking the best and worst states for children's health care
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Reform may make it difficult for restaurants to offer health insurance
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Reform spurs consumers to spend more time reviewing healthcare benefits, survey finds
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Reform will cause rise in healthcare costs
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Reforms could give millions of Californians access to health insurance
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Report: Annual growth rate of healthcare costs on the rise
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Report: Healthcare price inflation remains steady
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Report: Heavy drinking boosts risk of cancer
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Report: Lack of health insurance kills nearly 45,000 Americans every year
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Report: Nine in 10 corporations have wellness programs
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Report: Ohioans save over $900,000 in medical fees in 2009
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Representatives request study of drug prices
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Research shows genes may play a role in obesity
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Research to improve vaccines underway
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Resolution passed to protect role of insurance producers
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Retirees happy with Medicare
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Rising health insurance costs drive more into private market
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Risk of diabetes may increase for smokers when they quit
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Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center among the best in the nation
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Rural children struggle to receive proper healthcare benefits
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Satisfaction with health insurers on the decline among employers, says PriceWaterhouseCooper
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Schools attempting to fight obesity could be aiding eating disorders
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Scientists find 'switch' that may help treat diseases related to obesity
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Sebelius invites health insurance company CEOs to meeting on recent premium price hikes
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Senate votes down reauthorization of National Flood Insurance Program
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Senator Baucus rolls out first adjustments to health care reform bill
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Seniors should stay informed about Medicare health insurance marketing
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Seniors to receive financial help for health care costs
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Separate studies find lower risk of heart attack in cities with smoking ban
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Serious problems for Texas if Medicaid goes
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Several cups of coffee a day may reduce risk of breast cancer
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Sleep apnea may lead to dementia
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Small businesses get help with health insurance tax credit
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Small changes can lead to healthier lives
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Small employers anticipate health care hikes
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Smoker cessation saving Medicaid money in Massachusetts
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Smokers having trouble quitting
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Smoking banned on all New York City parks and beaches
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Snacks important to Americans
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Some employers may drop employee health insurance
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Some healthcare reform items growing in popularity
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Some smokers aren't telling health professionals about their habit
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Some with pre-existing conditions will be unable to enroll in new healthcare program
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Sony Pictures head calls for healthy snack alternatives at movie theaters
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Spending volume for psychiatric medication slows
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States consider prohibitions against health insurance mandates
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States eager for new health programs
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States eligible for funds to help consumers handle health insurance disputes
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States get bonus for health insurance enrollment figures
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States issued funds to help monitor health insurance companies
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States receive funding to establish health insurance exchanges
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Statistics find unemployed workers among those struggling with health insurance
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Studded winter tires may lead to diseases, researchers say
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Study finds link between promotion of wellness and efficiency at workplace
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Study finds slight reduction in salt intake could have beneficial effect on health
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Study finds that newer treatment for clubfoot may be more effective
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Study finds variations in abuse diagnoses for infants with public health insurance
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Study reveals how doctors would treat themselves if put in patient's shoes
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Study shows men put off getting healthcare
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Study shows similar brain patterns among people with addictive eating and substance abuse problems
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Study: 'Cafeteria-style' foods worse than diets high in fat
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Study: 12 percent can afford to pay for hospital stays
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Study: 80 percent of U.S. health insurance markets contain monopolies
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Study: Berries may reduce risk of Parkinson's disease
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Study: Community cancer treatment cheaper than in urban areas
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Study: Employees paying more for healthcare
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Study: ER users most often insured and dealing with serious medical issues
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Study: Eye exams increase with separate vision insurance plans
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Study: Healthcare may change in hospitals
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Study: Kids' TV watching can increase their cardiovascular disease risk
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Study: Majority of ER visitors have health insurance
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Study: Overweight kids don't receive proper care
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Study: Public health issues may relate to mortgage crisis
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Study: Stress reduction program can cut risk of death by as much as 30 percent
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Surprises in the healthcare bill
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Survey indicates few classify themselves as overweight or obese
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Survey says more people are losing weight at the job site
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Survey shows group health plans aren't going anywhere
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Survey: 58 percent want health care law repealed
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Survey: 70 percent of older Americans concerned about their future finances
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Survey: 72 percent of overweight people have never been told by doctor to lose the pounds
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Survey: Americans still confused about salt
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Survey: CA health insurance costs jumped significantly in past decade
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Survey: Family, friends as responsible for health as doctors
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Survey: Most U.S. workers rely on employers for health insurance
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Survey: Nearly 80 percent of healthcare leaders trying to cut costs
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Survey: Only one state mandates health insurance coverage or colon cancer screenings
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Taking care of one's self can result in lower health insurance bills
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Tax-free healthcare coverage now available for employee children under 27
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Teen pregnancy on the rise, says Guttmacher Institute
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Teens don't think correctly about smoking
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Ten percent of population visited health insurance website in Q4 2009, says comScore
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Texas has highest number of uninsured residents in America
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Texas has lowest rate of health insurance in U.S.
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Texas to require vaccination for students
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The difficulties of massive healthcare enrollment
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The Many Benefits of Long-Term Care Insurance
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Those without health insurance more likely to die from traumatic injuries
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Trader Joe's recalls granola bars over health concerns
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Traumatic brain injuries prove costly
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Treatment for bone marrow diseases receives FDA approval for new dosing regimen
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U.S. county offers prescription discount
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U.S. Healthcare cost per employee to increase
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Unpredictable winter season creating dangerous winter conditions in areas unaccustomed to them
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Upcoming rulings may determine if health care reform challenges will reach Supreme Court
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USDA issues recall of salmonella-tainted salami product
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USDA recalls 850,000 pounds of beef due to E. coli risk
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Value insurance plans encourage maintenance of medication therapies
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Vermont wants universal health coverage
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Walgreens to offer H1N1 vaccine at pharmacy locations
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Walnuts may reduce breast cancer risks
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What does the new healthcare law mean for consumers?
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What the United States could learn from Canada's healthcare system
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Who remains uninsured even after health care reform?
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Widow left with medical bills
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Will the new healthcare law cause a shortage of doctors?
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Women being forced to choose between pregnancy, health insurance
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Women will pay less in health insurance
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Women's groups angered by no federal funding for abortions
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Young adults countdown days for health insurance
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Young people getting health insurance could drive down costs for all
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Home Insurance
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A busy winter season in Connecticut insurance claim filings
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Above-average hurricane season predicted
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After tsunami, earthquake coverage not a priority for some Californians
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Alabama residents cope with being underinsured
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Alabama's second largest insurer dropping thousands of policies
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Allstate increasing insurance rates for Illinois homeowners
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Aluminum wiring leaves some Florida homeowners lacking insurance
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April is National Home Inspection Month
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April sets weather records
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Association gives free smoke alarms
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Avoiding claims on Super Bowl Sunday
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Bank of America offers disaster relief in Tennessee
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Be prepared with homeowners insurance
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Bicycle checkpoints set up throughout Delaware
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Bill to reduce insurance rates in Michigan fails
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California insurance commissioner urges residents to consider homeowners insurance
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California wildfires could lead to higher home insurance rates
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California wildfires should remind homeowners to update insurance policy
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Californians practice earthquake preparedness
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Californians urged to prepare for wildfires
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Candles a leading home insurance and safety concern
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Carbon monoxide poisoning risk increases during winter months
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CDC: Prepare homes for winter weather
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College students and homeowner's insurance coverage
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Commissioner to Minnesotans: Buy flood insurance now
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Commissioner: Millions in insurance rebates still available to Louisiana homeowners
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Complaint alleges man set business on fire to save his marriage
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Congress fails to reauthorize flood insurance
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Consider home insurance for vacant properties
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Consumers don't have disaster insurance
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Consumers have many ways to save on home insurance
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Consumers may need more than home insurance during a move
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Consumers should ask about insurance rate discounts
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Cooks need to be cautious when preparing for Thanksgiving
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Cost of Joplin tornado $500 million and rising
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Customer satisfaction with home insurance companies continues to drop
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Deadliest tornado season since 1953
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Deregulation bill in Florida passes Senate committee
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Despite widespread disasters, insurance rates may not increase
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Dog bites can have a bit impact on home insurance prices
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Dog bites claims fall, but cost for the treatments rise
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Don't forget to prepare your home for cold weather
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Drywall made in China leading to denied home insurance claims
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Earthquake fault activity map updated
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Earthquake insurance coverage helping recovery efforts in Chile
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Ensuring bike safety in the fall
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Ensuring the home is prepared for winter important
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Extension given on flood insurance program
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FEMA offers relief for insurance seekers
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FEMA requires SoCal homes to get flood insurance
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FHA insurance premiums could triple
-
Financial assistance available for New Mexico homeowners lacking home insurance
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Fire safety group urges caution for the holidays
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Flood maps will change insurance costs
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Flooding not covered by most insurance
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Florida found to have highest home insurance premiums in 2007
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Florida governor will reject homeowners insurance hike
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Florida home insurance rates on the rise
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Former radio DJ pleads guilty to insurance fraud
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Four Florida men arrested for ransacking tornado-damaged homes in Alabama
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Global disasters cost $435B in 2011
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Global insurer projects home insurance rates to rise 5 percent in second quarter
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Grilling safety tips as homeowners celebrate the Fourth of July
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Guard your home from winter dangers with home insurance coverage
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Guarding against theft can avoid unwanted homeowner insurance claims
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Heavy rains bring attention to flood insurance
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Higher home insurance deductibles may be in place for hurricane coverage
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Hoarding is a significant fire hazard
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Holiday fires highlight importance of insurance coverage
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Home insurance claims reach $90 million in Massachusetts after tornado
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Home insurance coverage in the winter months
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Home insurance covers damage from fallen trees
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Home insurance important for protection against water damage
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Home insurance policies can apply to belongings as well
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Home insurance questions to ask before buying a home
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Home insurance rates increase slightly in Ohio
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Home insurance rates often determined by location
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Home inventory comes to the iPhone
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Home Owners Insurance: What is Covered?
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Home values drop to their lowest levels since recession
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Homeowner insurance credits for storm-proofing
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Homeowners insurance can offer protection from natural disasters
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Homeowners insurance policies set to rise with new flood zones
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Homeowners insurance provides some liability protection
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Homeowners insurance rates up in Ohio
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Homeowners insurance tips and facts
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Homeowners may have been insurance fraud victims
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Homeowners need to keep inventory data accurate
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Homeowners need to make sure they have adequate insurance
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Homeowners need to protect their investment
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Homeowners reminded that parties can bring insurance liabilities
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Homeowners should be aware of home heating dangers
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Homeowners should prepare for cold weather conditions
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Homeowners urged to inform agents of expensive gifts
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Homeowners will receive help just in time for wildfire season
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Homeownership is still the American dream, according to survey
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Homeownership still considered to be the American ideal
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Homes need protection from lightning strikes
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Homes need to have adequate insurance plans
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House fires a problem during Halloween season
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How to file a flood insurance claim
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How to make filing an insurance claim an easy process
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How to prevent dog bites
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HSC: Sprinklers can help with fire preparedness
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HUD offers grants to homeowners to help rid their properties of lead
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Hurricane Earl highlights need for homeowners insurance
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Hurricane Irene causing home insurance worries on East Coast
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Hurricane season brings relief to property owners, home insurance companies
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Hurricanes hit U.S., Northeast hard in late summer
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IBHS: Building codes important for homes exposed to disasters
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Ida downgraded to tropical storm
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III emphasizes importance of flood insurance as hurricane season begins
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III offers tips for what to do when the unexpected happens
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III reminds homeowners of the dangers of lightning
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III reminds homeowners to review their hurricane deductibles
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III says it's the season to 'spring' into action and review one's insurance policy
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III says Japan quake could be the costliest
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III: Lightning claims down but costs up
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Important to make smart insurance decisions
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Important to stop water damage before it starts
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Indiana to participate in earthquake drill
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Industry experts believe 2011 will be profitable year for insurance providers
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Insurance committee passes bill to deregulate home insurance rates in Florida
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Insurance company informs consumers of fire hazards
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Insurance experts offer homeowners safety tips
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Insurance experts recommend reviewing policies regularly
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Insurance experts urge homeowners to review insurance policies in June
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Insurance organization reminds homeowners not to underestimate thunderstorms' destructive powers
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Insurance organization urges homeowners to prepare for lightning
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Insurance organizations launch wildfire prevention program
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Insurance reform looms before hurricane season
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Keep track of your home insurance premiums to make sure better rates are not available
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Keep valuables in cars out of sight
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Keep your home safe from winter storm perils
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Keep your home safe from winter storm perils
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Keeping homes safe while traveling
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Keeping liabilities low when hosting Halloween parties
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Louisiana offers home insurance protection in connection with bad drywall
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Louisianans urged to buy flood insurance
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Make sure your new engagement ring is insured against theft, loss
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Make the right decisions regarding your home insurance when purchasing a new house
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Man and woman indicted on charges of arson in Kentucky
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Managing Your Money: Finding Affordable Mobile Home Insurance
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Many East Coast residents checking home insurance as Irene approaches
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Many home insurance claims being revisited in Florida
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Many homeowners lack earthquake coverage
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Many homeowners misinformed on insurance coverage
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Massachusetts residents hit by rare tornado
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Massachusetts woman, 41, dies after electrical fire
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May is Building Safety Month
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Mississippi may see home insurance hikes from State Farm
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Mississippians build make-shift levees as fail-safe measure
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Missouri Department of Insurance receives nearly 7,000 claims after Good Friday tornado
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Missouri insurance director warns residents about earthquake coverage
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Missouri tornado insurance costs to reach $2 billion
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Moderate hurricane season expected to be good for home insurance
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Mold damage not covered by home insurance
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Montana levees have another year for certification
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NAMIC calls for reform of flood insurance program
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National Flood Insurance Program deeply in debt
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National Flood Insurance Program provides coverage to everyone
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Nearly 250 tornadoes formed over three-day period
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Nebraska latest recipient of FEMA aid
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New concrete structure can reduce home insurance payments
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New insurer to take over plans in Florida
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New insurer to take over plans in Florida
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New law in Georgia gives bicyclists more space
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New Massachusetts smoke detector regulations in effect
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New tool identifies which cities are most resistant to natural disasters
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NOAA says floods could plague much of the country
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North Carolina counties fight proposed insurance increase
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North Carolinians may have another avenue to pursue if denied by insurer
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Northeast will experience more severe rainstorms
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Officials: North Carolina insurance rates not likely to be affected by tornadoes
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Party hosts need home insurance
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Pennsylvania Insurance Commissioner gives tips for homeowners' insurance claims caused by snow damag
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Pennsylvania woman confesses to home insurance fraud scam
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People should consider home insurance for earthquakes
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Prepping for winter is important
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Property crimes fell in 2010
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Property insurance firms likely spared severe costs from Irene
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Property insurance reform vetoed by Florida governor
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Protect your home from an earthquake with adequate insurance policies
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Protect your Investment: Mobile Home Insurance
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Protecting a home when it's unoccupied
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Protecting assets low on list of Americans' priorities
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Protecting Valentine's Day treasures with homeowners insurance
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Radon a real concern for homeowners
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Rainy weather in March reinforces need for flood coverage of one's home
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Rare East Coast earthquake provides property insurance reminders
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Record number of policies handed out by state-run insurers in 2010
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Record number of tornadoes touch down in 24-hour period
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Record-breaking month for insurance losses in Kansas
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Recovery from Irene begins as homeowners insurance claims roll in
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Remapping results in reduced flood insurance for some
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Renters and home insurance can be extra valuable in the winter
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Renters and homeowners need insurance
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Report: Active hurricane season may be problem for state-run insurer
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Report: Few Pennsylvanians have subsidence insurance coverage
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Report: Home insurance rates not high enough
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Report: Homeowners don't know their repair liability
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Report: National Flood Insurance Program policyholders paying much less than what they could be
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Report: On-duty firefighter deaths at lowest level since 1977
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Report: U.S. insurers losing billions
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Report: Vacant houses can lose their home insurance
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Residents reminded of the dangers space heaters pose
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Residents reminded to check coverage before winter hits
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Residents wait for waters to rise
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Rising cost of homeowners' insurance drives consumers to seek deals
-
Satisfaction with home insurance up
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Secure structures often mean lower priced home insurance
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Security important around the holidays
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Senate votes down reauthorization of National Flood Insurance Program
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Several insurance policies needed to cover property
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Several ways to cut home insurance costs
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Shoppers urged to think twice before buying warranties
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Simple tactics help reduce home insurance premiums
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Some may be unaware of main cause of house fires
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Some of the worst fire ratings in Mississippi, according to state insurance commissioner
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Sprinklers help save lives, homes
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State Farm discontinues new flood insurance policies
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State Farm raises Louisiana home insurance rates 10 percent
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State Farm receives 10,000 claims in past week due to storm activity
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State Farm warns homeowners of wildfire risk
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State Farm witnesses busy disaster insurance year
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State insurance department approves 6.5 percent increase in home insurance rates for some Louisianan
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Storm surge provides another reason for home insurance
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Study finds consumers maintaining home insurance coverage
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Study: Electronics, jewelry most common items insured
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Study: Environmental disasters caused $218 billion in economic losses in 2010
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Study: Hurricane Irene may cost $7 billion
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Survey finds increased usage of alternative heating sources during winter
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Survey says Texans seek home insurance overhaul
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Survey: 60 percent opposed to walking away from mortgage
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Survey: Americans don't practice fire drills
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Survey: Nearly two-thirds of homeowners plan to renovate in 2011
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Sustainable structures may reduce property loss
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Task force finds connection between Chinese drywall and damages
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Tennessee gets millions in flood recovery assistance
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Texas governor seeks disaster assistance due to wildfires
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Texas homeowners cite water damage as most common home insurance claim
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Texas insurance claims at record high due to wildfires
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Texas judge withdraws from State Farm lawsuit
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Texas windstorm brings more insurance claims
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Thieves take Pete Sampras' trophies
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Thousands of homes damaged by fires each year
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Three Reasons You Could be Denied Home Owners Insurance
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Tips for securing a home when away on vacation
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Too many home insurance claims can hurt consumers
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Tornadoes ravage Mississippi
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Tornadoes to affect Tennessee Valley, according to forecasters
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Town qualifies for National Flood Insurance Program too late
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Trulia lists costliest, cheapest cities to live in
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UL, Muppets promote holiday fire safety
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Upcoming season will see increased number of hurricanes, says AccuWeather
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Virginia blaze sends three to hospital
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Warning: Flood insurance program could be halted
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Weather catastrophes in late May could cost insurers up to $7 billion
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Weather organization updates app
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Weather system rips roofs off homes 15 miles apart
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What homeowners should do in the aftermath of a storm
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What's covered by hurricane insurance?
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Where is America's 'safest' city?
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Wildfires force hundreds to evacuate homes
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Wildfires in Texas affect many homeowners lacking insurance
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William Shatner warns consumers about turkey frying
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Wind damage covered by homeowners' insurance
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Winter fires highlight need for home insurance
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Wyoming, Colorado homeowners file 50,000 claims after hailstorms
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Insurance News
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Life Insurance
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'Light' cigarettes still pose health hazards
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AAA recommends yearly 'tune-ups' of one's insurance coverage
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Actress Leslie Bibb to be spokesperson for upcoming Life Insurance Awareness Month
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Adults remain uncertain about retirement funding, research shows
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Alertness can help ward off car accidents
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Applications for life insurance increase
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Authorities rule Census worker's death a suicide
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Battle over how to combat distracted driving continues
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Be safe at the gym while fulfilling New YearÂ’s resolutions
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Be smart about insurance purchases
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Beneficiaries have financial options
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Better air quality prevents deaths, improves lives
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Beware of fall-related accidents that could lead to increased insurance costs in the future
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Both working parents need adequate life insurance coverage
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Campaign highlights environmental impact of smoking
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Care expenses can be met with life insurance
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Cash refund for life insurance
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Celebrate Life Settlement Awareness Month
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Census worker's murder may have been staged for life insurance benefits
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Cereal doesn't have to be sweet for kids
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Chocolate proves to be heart-healthy
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Chronic diseases more prevalent in some minority groups
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Cigarette legislation shown to be working
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Cleaning California's polluted air would result in better lives, savings
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Consider individual and group life insurance options
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Consult with experts before investing in life insurance
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Consumers can go online to help determine adequate life insurance coverage
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Consumers have many reasons to invest in life insurance
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Consumers should consider life insurance
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Consumers should review life insurance carefully
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Couples shouldn't delay life insurance discussion
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Deadly flu season around the corner
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Diabetes burdens economy with billions in costs each year
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Diabetes cases projected to rise
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Diabetics urged to get out and exercise
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Drowsy drivers can take life into own hands
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Employer-sponsored life insurance plans take a hit
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Exercise may not be overly helpful in weight management for children
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Experts says rough economy not a good reason to put off life insurance purchase
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FDA makes flavored cigarettes illegal in the U.S. to prevent underage smoking
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Financial woes may be lessened with insurance plans
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Foundation awards life insurance agents
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Genworth examines ways to improve life insurance
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Good eating habits start early
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H1N1 virus hospitalizations and deaths continue to rise, says CDC
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Help quitting smoking just a phone call away
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High number of Americans unaware of living benefits provided by life insurance
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Hormone replacement shown to increase cancer risk
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Illinois highway deaths drop below 1,000 in 2009
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Index reveals a quarter of those without permanent life insurance considering the product
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Indoor tanners hit with excise tax
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Information system for insurers needs reform, says study
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Initiative uses gardening to make kids healthier
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Insurance companies need to be online
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Insurance industry saw rebound in 2009, says study
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Insurer highlights savings in paying premiums annually
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Lamar Odom to serve as life insurance spokesperson
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Less smoking likely to produce better life insurance rates
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Life and disability insurance: Can consumers afford it?
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Life insurance benefits no longer taken for granted
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Life insurance can be made more affordable
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Life insurance companies learn how to tweet
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Life insurance company drops rates for those with coronary heart disease
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Life insurance company provides free coverage
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Life insurance company raises awareness for insurance need
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Life insurance company sees 38 percent rise in policy purchases
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Life insurance discount offerings approved for Bay State company
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Life insurance doesn't have to be expensive
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Life insurance industry likely to face changes in 2010
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Life insurance industry posts positive net income
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Life insurance industry to see changes in 2010, says LOMA
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Life insurance outlook once again stable
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Life insurance plans can bring in extra money for seniors
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Life insurance plans can get complicated when involving guardianship issues
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Life insurance plans don't have to be tricky
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Life insurance policies a good investment even as life spans lengthen
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Life insurance policies can fund retirement
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Life insurance policies needed to cover funeral expenses
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Life insurance policies often a solid investment
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Life insurance policies part of a family's long-term planning needs
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Life insurance policy purchases jumped 62 percent in 2010
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Life insurance professionals can help ensure adequate funding
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Life Insurance Rates - Are You Getting the Best Deal?
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Life insurance sales improve at start of 2011
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Long-term cancer costs can differ from short-term solution expenses
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Major campaign against smoking to celebrate 35 years
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Majority of drowning victims are adults
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Majority of employees didn't use their vacation days in 2009
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Many Americans not utilizing life insurance plans
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Many Gen Y'ers interested in using the internet to purchase life insurance
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Many life insurance aspects taken for granted
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Many pre-teens in West Virginia have high blood pressure
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Many unaware of life insurance benefits, study finds
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Men less likely to be aware of high blood pressure
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Men need to be mindful about skin cancer
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Mental health and alcohol and drug addiction
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Millions of adults need life insurance coverage
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Money management key to planning for the unknown
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More families are risking security by not having individual life insurance
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More friends may mean longer lifespan, research shows
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More research needed for dialysis patients, doctor says
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Motorists and pedestrians need to watch out for one another
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Need a holiday gift? Consider naming someone as a beneficiary on a life insurance policy
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New CPR procedure established
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New York City sees fewest fire-related deaths in its history
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New York law creates further regulation for life settlement
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New York Life reports increase in 2009 life insurance sales despite downward industry trends
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Now is the time to invest in life insurance policies
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NYC Health Dept. cracks down on salt levels in food
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Obesity may reduce chances of surviving a car accident
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Ohio may include voting to defy federal healthcare reform this November
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Pancreatic cancer cell growth increases with fructose
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Personality may affect heart attack risk
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Plans underway to raise awareness and treatment efforts for lung disease in California
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Police officers' jobs increasingly dangerous
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Polish survey finds more than 30 percent smoke
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Pre-existing conditions not always a hurdle to life insurance
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Preparing for a home fire can save lives
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Preserving the purpose of life insurance
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Proper levels of vitamin D, calcium needed for optimal health
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Providers of annuities, life insurance need to adjust to new financial climate
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Purchasing life insurance when young has benefits
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Report: 'Happy' states have some of the nation's highest suicide rates
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Report: Fewer consumers obtaining life insurance coverage
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Report: Life Insurance not promoted to younger crowd
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Report: Most adults wear a seatbelt
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Research says banning toys won't stop obesity trend
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Research shows concern over distracted driving
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Researchers call for targeted melanoma education efforts
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Rice eaters show health benefits
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Sacramento life insurance agent arrested on 100 felony counts
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Salmonella sickness can be life-changing
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Saying 'I love you' with life insurance
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Scenarios that may lead to unclaimed benefits
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Shoveling presents health hazards
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Singer to donate proceeds for diabetes research
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Singers belt it out for stroke education
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Single mom may not have enough life insurance coverage
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Sitting tied to increased death risk, study finds
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Sitting too much may increase cancer risk, says study
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Smoking prevention effort targets packaging
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Smoking remains health concern in U.S.
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Sodium-reducing initiatives receive funding from CDC
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Soldiers in Georgia may be entitled to life insurance refund
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Some people trying to make it without life insurance
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Some selling life insurance policies
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State refunds possible for long-term care insurance holders
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Staten Island woman alleges botched augmentation surgery left her with 'four breasts'
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States taking a stand against life insurance providers neglecting to pay benefits
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Stricter laws make it more difficult for teens to use indoor tanning beds
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Stroke prevalence declines
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Study finds many engage in binge drinking
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Study finds silver lining in poor economy: Healthier lifestyles
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Study reveals changing attitudes toward purchasing life insurance
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Study shows many still drive despite major fatigue
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Study: Americans not taking advantage of life insurance purchases
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Study: Life insurance companies having difficulty with low rates
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Study: Many Hispanics don't own life insurance
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Study: Millenials confident about insurance benefits
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Study: More Americans signing up for life insurance
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Survey finds financial advisors overlook life insurance
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Survey: Americans maintain life insurance despite economic strain
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Survey: Consumers value income over investment plans
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Survey: Gen Y unfamiliar with life insurance
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Talking about food helps kids make better decisions
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Technology to drive progress in life insurance industry, says survey
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Teen smoking slowly on the decline, study finds
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The secret dangers of seemingly harmless jobs
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Thinking about food may help with weight loss
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Those without a job may be in the market for private life insurance
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Tobacco smoke found to cause immediate harm to one's body
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Tobacco use kills millions and drives up life insurance costs
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Tool predicts chances of death after stroke
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Tougher air pollution standards challenged
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Undercooked food can be hazardous
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Videos bring insurance to life
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Wal-Mart website offers caskets and urns
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Watching too much TV may increase chance of death, says study
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Water shown to aid in weight loss, study finds
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Web video series to prevent distracted driving
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West Virginia mine victims' relatives to be compensated
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When facing changes, make sure to update life insurance
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Women may be more at risk for dangers of smoking
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Women need to plan for long-term care expenses
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Workplace conditions can be deadly
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Young families can keep children secure with life insurance