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Health Oct 16

What the CVS-Aetna merger could mean for you

By Laura Santhanam

Health Oct 15

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What will CVS-Aetna mega-merger mean for consumer choice?

It's the latest merger between two major healthcare players that could affect tens of millions of Americans. Last week, CVS and insurance giant Aetna finalized a nearly $70 billion merger. The deal could impact where people get their care, how…

Economy Oct 10

Logos of CVS and Aetna are displayed on a monitor above the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. The Justice Department on Wednesday gave approval for the two companies to merge with conditions. Photo by Lucas Jackson/Reuters
CVS Health-Aetna merger gets the green light

As a condition of the deal, Aetna must sell its Medicare Part D prescription drug plan business to resolve anti-monopoly issues.

By Associated Press

Health Aug 25

Thousands of people with HIV received mailed letters from Aetna last month that may have disclosed their HIV status on the envelope. Photo y Brendan McDermid/REUTERS/File Photo
Aetna potentially exposed the HIV statuses of thousands of customers

Thousands of people with HIV received mailed letters from Aetna last month that may have disclosed their HIV status on the envelope.

By Erin Mershon, STAT

Health Aug 20

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Aetna announces it will leave exchanges in 11 states

Since the Affordable Care Act took effect three years ago, more than 20 million more Americans have obtained health coverage. But this week, Aetna -- one of the nation's largest private insurers -- decided to drop out of Affordable Care…

By PBS News Hour

Aug 16

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News Wrap: Louisiana flooding worsens; crews gain ground on California wildfire

By PBS News Hour

In our news wrap Tuesday, Louisiana flooding called "unprecedented" grew worse, with 8 known dead and some 40,000 homes impacted. In California, crews have gained ground on the massive wildfire north of San Francisco; officials say the blaze is around…

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Aug 16

Aetna to pull out of most Obamacare health plans

By Kulsoom Khan

Health insurance provider Aetna has decided to stop participating in the Obamacare health exchange program in 11 of 15 states next year, citing financial concerns.

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Jul 03

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News Wrap: Syrian government troops fight militant attack in Aleppo

By PBS News Hour

In our news wrap Friday, more than a dozen Islamic militant groups, including al-Qaida's affiliate in Syria, launched an assault on government positions in the Syrian city of Aleppo. Also, Aetna announced it’s buying rival health insurance company Humana for…

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May 28

Watch 6:07
For this CEO, mindful management means yoga for employees

By PBS News Hour

For Mark Bertolini, CEO of health insurer Aetna, a near-death experience led him to make big changes in his personal life and at the company. Living with pain from a skiing accident inspired him to take up yoga and meditation,…

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Feb 25

When your doctor is in-network one year and out the next

By Philip Moeller

Insurers are often under competitive pressure to change network providers from year-to-year. But those changes can catch customers, especially of Medicare Advantage plans, off guard.

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