What We're Reading: Consumer Rebates Under ACA Rule; HPV Vaccine Benefits; Testing Apple Watch's Health Monitoring
Health insurers will shell out $743 million in rebates to consumers under an Affordable Care Act (ACA) rule; the human papilloma virus (HPV) vaccine offers benefits to men who are not vaccinated; Apple is launching 3 studies to assess the Apple Watch’s ability to monitor health and medical conditions.
Insurers to Pay Back Millions in Rebates to Consumers
HPV Vaccine Offers Benefit to Unvaccinated Men
Apple to Test Apple Watch’s Ability to Monitor Health, Medical Conditions
Under an Affordable Care Act rule requiring health insurers to provide consumers rebates if they don’t spend a large enough share of premium dollars on healthcare, 2.7 consumers are expected to get a record $743 million this month, according to an analysis from the
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