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Indian Regulator’s Move to Limit Bancassurance May Hamper Private…
Indian insurance regulator's plan to limit bancassurance business may impact growth of private insurers and their…
Risk Management: Using Insurance to Mitigate PFAS Contamination Lawsuits
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The United States has seen an increase in litigation related to perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl…
Unlock More Health Insurance Choices
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The article suggests that the U.S. healthcare system should adopt a different approach to insurance coverage, arguing that health insurance should function more like other forms of insurance, covering only significant health crises instead of routine care. The author argues that mandated coverage, required by the Affordable Care Act and…
“Health Insurance Mandates Spike Care Costs: Expert View”
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The articles state that health insurance mandates increase the cost of healthcare. They also discuss the…
Burmans Threaten Legal Action vs Saluja’s ESOPs; Care Health Retaliates
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The Burman family, which owns over 25% of Religare Ltd through four associate firms, has threatened legal…
Legislators Approve Ban on Insurance Step Therapy
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The Illinois House has passed healthcare initiatives proposed by Governor J.B. Pritzker, targeting controversial insurance industry practices. The legislation includes prohibitions on step therapy, where patients are required by insurers to try alternative, often cheaper, treatments before proceeding with those recommended by their…
IRDAI’s New Rule Boosts Health Insurance for Seniors: Republic World
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According to the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI), there is no longer an…
IL House Approves Health Insurance Reform Bill: Senate Next
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The Illinois House of Representatives has passed the “Healthcare Protection Act” that curbs some…
Study Shows: Crime Rates Tied to Health Insurance Coverage
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A new study suggests that access to health insurance may lower crime rates in the United States. The study examined the largest Medicaid disenrollments in US history in Tennessee in 2005, where approximately 190,000 non-elderly and non-disabled adults lost coverage. The researchers found that losing Medicaid coverage may have societal…