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Having just devoured the Thanksgiving turkey, and looking forward to holiday shopping, many of us are looking at our waistlines, cholesterol...

Hot on the heels of the Weblog Awards is The 2005 Medical Weblog Awards . The InsureBlog seems to be eligible in two categories: Best New M...

This week's episode is hosted at Over My Med Body . Given the study and work schedule of a 3rd year medical student, I'm really impr...

■ The Carnival of Personal Finance is up at Financial Fruition . I like the simple, easy-to-follow format (maybe 'cuz I'm pretty si...

It’s not every day that ancient plants can inspire our modern-day, disposable, get-it-quick society. But scientists at the Natural Medicine ...

Elisa over at Healthy Concerns has an interesting post about the increased use of enviro-friendly medical supplies . In the words of Johny ...

Nominations closed... The folks over at WizBang have opened nominations for the 2005 Weblog Awards . There are, of course, many worthy blog...

Light blogging ahead. Have a great -- and safe! -- Thanksgiving.

Not so very long ago, marking “yes” to the cancer question on a life or health insurance application meant an automatic decline. Well into t...

is up, hosted this week by Geena over at Codeblog . Grand Rounds offers posts from around the medblogosphere [ed: is that even a word?] , i...

While you're waiting for that turkey to brine (you do brine your bird, right?), take a few moments to check out this week's Carniva...

Joe Kristan over at Roth & Co informs us that so-called "Dead Peasant insurance" -- technically known as Corporate Owned Life...

Health Savings Accounts include the ability to sock money away to pay for potential claims. And they enjoy a special tax advantage, to boot....

An InsureBlog reader writes: “ If a person walks into a doctor's office without health insurance, they will pay more for their care than...

Professor Jeff Cornwall host's this week's Carnival of The Capitalists over at the Belmont University Blog . It's based on a pa...

In Part 1 , we introduced Dr Dexter Campinha-Bacote, Medical Director for Aetna, and one of the folks responsible for that company’s pilot t...

Rita at The Nexus Blog hosts an out of this world Grand Rounds this week. It's definitely the " Real McCoy ."

The good folks over at Bargaineering (who knew that was a verb?) are hosting this week's episode of the Carnival of Personal Finance . ...

INSUREBLOG EXCLUSIVE! Recently, I had the opportunity to interview Dr Dexter Campinha-Bacote, Aetna Medical Director. He’s the “go to guy” f...

Well, I received an email today from the Department of Insurance. It included the official reply from VID regarding my client’s recent “trou...