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Act grants young adults healthcare

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One million additional young adults have health insurance coverage compared to a year ago as a result of the Affordable Care Act, the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services reported on Sept. 21. The act has had little impact on health insurance coverage rates and choices at…

10 stories to remember from 2010

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In its last issue of 2010, The Daily looks back on 10 of the year’s biggest Stanford stories.…

Health care reform meets Cardinal Care

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Regulatory changes passed in March’s Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act have set insurance companies, hospitals and corporate America to work to alter their health plans and policies. But other organizations, like universities, could see changes, too.…

The Daily brief: June 15, 2010 [Updated]

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Vaden sums up changes to Cardinal Care for 2010-2011 school year ... Neurobiology professor William Newsome wins a…

Vaden to outsource control of physical therapy

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Citing budget cuts, Vaden Health Center officials said control of the center's physical therapy unit will be transferred…

Foreign students win insurance choice

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International students now have the option to waive Stanford’s Cardinal Care health insurance policy.…

International students may opt out of Cardinal Care

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Vaden Health Center announced Monday that international students may now request an annual exception to the University’s requirement…

Seniors stand to benefit from health care extension

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Newly passed federal health care reform legislation is giving some graduating Stanford seniors a little peace of mind:…

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