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Insurance Company Poll: Oregon Drivers Want Harsher Penalties for Cell Phone Violators
According to a poll from PEMCO Insurance, nearly half of Portland-area drivers are upset enough at the prospect of sharing the road with distracted drivers that they believe lawmakers should treat those caught talking, texting or e-mailing while driving more … View full post on Insurance Journal » News
More Americans than not want health law repeal: poll
As the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to review President Barack Obama's healthcare reforms, more Americans want to it repealed than want to keep it, a poll released on Wednesday shows. View full post on Yahoo! Health News
Poll finds majority 45-plus worried about saving for retirement in today’s economy
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Half in U.S. support legalizing marijuana use: poll
Half of Americans now support legalizing marijuana use, a record level, amid growing support for decriminalization that could build pressure to eventually change U.S. laws on the drug, a Gallup poll showed on Monday. View full post on Yahoo! Health News
Irene Water Damage Worse Than Wind: Ipsos/Reuters Poll
The number of people in the Northeastern United States who suffered water damage from Hurricane Irene is more than double the number who suffered wind damage, an Ipsos/Reuters poll showed Thursday. Yet two weeks after the storm struck, only 6 … View full post on Insurance Journal » News
Fear and Hope Prevent Americans From Long Term Care Planning, Concludes Sun Life Financial Pulse Poll
[Business Wire] – A poll released today by Sun Life Financial Inc. suggests that discomfort over aging and hope of remaining independent through their golden years prevents many Americans from planning for long term care. View full post on Yahoo! Finance: Life Insurance Industry News
How the poll of boomers was conducted
The Associated Press-LifeGoesStrong.com poll on the financial pressures of aging was conducted June 3-12 and is based on interviews of 1,416 adults, including 1,078 baby boomers born between 1946 and 1964. View full post on Yahoo! Health News
Poll Says Washington Drivers Do Not Know Left-Lane Law
Forty-three percent of drivers in Washington State do not know that it is illegal to impede the flow of traffic in the left lane of a highway, according to a survey by Pemco Mutual Insurance Co., Seattle. “Camping out” in … View full post on Insurance JournalNews from Insurance Journal
Poll: Obesity hits more boomers than others in US
Cancer and memory loss are baby boomers’ biggest health fears. Given their weight, maybe heart disease and diabetes should be. View full post on Yahoo! Health News
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- Early storm doesn't mean busy season, experts sayFor a hurricane season that forecasters say will be slow, this year is off to a quick start. Tropical Storm Alberto is forecast to dissipate over the next two days without making landfall, after forming off the coast of the Carolinas over the weekend — 13 days before the ... […]
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- NY to boot crooked doctors from no-fault insuranceALBANY, N.Y. — Insurance regulators plan to start kicking crooked doctors out of New York's no-fault program next month, calling them linchpins in fake-accident scams that cost insurers and ultimately policyholders hundreds of millions of dollars. Regulations are set to take effect June 12. The Department of Financial Services ... […]
- Illinois dioceses, other Catholic groups sue over White House insurance mandateThe Roman Catholic dioceses of Springfield and Joliet have joined 41 other religious institutions filing simultaneous lawsuits that challenge the Obama administration's mandate that many religious employers have their health insurance cover the cost of birth control for employees. Catholic Charities programs in both dioceses also filed simultaneous laws […]
- The Insurance Status Of Children In The Emergency Department May Lead To Disparities In TreatmentIn 2009, children with public insurance were three times more likely and children with no insurance were eleven time more likely not to have a primary care physician, compared with children with private insurance. Without a primary care physician, the Emergency Department (ED) often becomes the primary point of contact ... […]
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