Area health industry robust despite Jewish cuts, experts say (Louisville Courier-Journal)
Despite impending layoffs at Jewish Hospital & St. Mary's HealthCare and at Humana headquarters, health care continues to grow as a portion of the Louisville-area economy, local economic experts and Mayor Jerry Abramson said Wednesday.

Area health industry robust despite Jewish cuts, experts say (Louisville Courier-Journal)
By Patrick Howington

States may ban credit checks on job applicants (Asbury Park Press)
It's hard enough to find a job in this economy, and now some people are facing another hurdle: Potential employers are holding their credit histories against them.

Nonprofit group says failure to pass health care reform would be devastating (Macomb Daily)
If Congress fails to pass health reform, the consequences will be “devastating” to Michigan and the nation, a nonprofit organization warned Wednesday.

Benefit coming up to help PSL mom stricken by cancer (St. Lucie News Tribune)
The last time Hope Morgan and her husband Todd of Port St. Lucie looked forward to a doctor’s appointment was six years ago a routine ultrasound to monitor the development of their only child, Chloe. The procedure picked up something else, however a small growth in her hip doctors initially thought was a cyst.

If Reform Fails (New York Times)
There are some basic facts Americans need to know as Congress decides whether to approve comprehensive health reform or continue with what we have.

Editorial: If Health Care Reform Fails (Free Internet Press)
Intellpuke: This editorial appeared in the New York Times edition for Sunday, March 7, 2010. As the fierce debate on President Obama’s plan for health care reform comes to a head, Americans should be thinking carefully about what happens if Congress fails to enact legislation.

If Reform Fails (New York Times)
Americans need to know these basic facts as Congress decides whether to approve comprehensive health care reform or continue with what we have.

If Reform Fails (New York Times)
Americans need to know these basic facts as Congress decides whether to approve comprehensive reform or continue with what we have.

States may ban credit checks on job applicants (Fort Wayne News-Sentinel)
ANNAPOLIS, Md. #8212; It's hard enough to find a job in this economy, and now some people are facing another hurdle: Potential employers are holding their credit histories against them.