Remember when learning was a part of your everyday life? Last week a catalogue crossed my desk that sparked my interest and made me think of what it would be like to go back to school and take a class on American history, Shakespeare or the history of impressionism.
As I looked through the catalogue from […]

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In this week’s issue:

• Insurers lead charge for personal medical records
• West Virginia turns to Weight Watchers to battle obesity
• U.S. flu pandemic guidelines designed to enable vaccine production
• New Jersey hospital tops Medicare pay-for-performance program
• Side effects discourage full cancer treatment
• An interview with the chairman of Intel on new technologies for healthcare
• Founder of the South Beach Diet calls for healthcare changes
• Massachusetts dental leader spotlights oral health
• TennCare insurer plans strategy for early health interventions
• A new study suggests that sexual problems can be signs of more serious conditions

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I would like to thank all of you who sent me comments about last week’s e-letter, “What Does It Cost?” I shared many of your thoughts with my brother, who was pleased to find out how many of us in the industry understand the problems consumers face, and appreciate how difficult it can be to […]

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