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Articles in Oct 1997 issue of Business & Health

• Should you let the FDA decide what drugs you pay for?
  by Gail Dutton
• Choices and consequences - prescription medication - Do Rx Drugs Cost Too Much?
  by Mark Pauly
• Early return-to-work shows promise - Column
  by Janet Gemignani
• Building relationships - employer-health plan - Editorial
  by Richard Service
• The market needs a peace treaty - prescription medication - Do Rx Drugs Cost Too Much?
  by Alan Sager
• Breathing lessons: the costs of COPD - Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease - Column
  by Marilyn Dix Smith
• Budget bill bugs - US Balanced Budget Bill of 1997
• In picking a health plan, the buck stops with you - Column
  by Charles M. Jacobs
• Bill and Hillary and Harry and Louise - proposed health care reforms of US president Bill Clinton
  by Steven Findlay
• What's next? - Clinton, Congress, and health insurance reform - Column
  by Steven Findlay
• 10 tips for picking top health plans - includes related article on how to assess the quality of a health plan
  by Ellyn Spragins
• The ripples that will reach your desk - federal insurance reform
  by Steven Findlay
• Who's calling the health care shots? - includes related article on health care network system
  by David Anderson
• A drop in your state's budget? - federal insurance reform
  by Kala Ladenheim
• What's up on the Web - Web sites for work-life services
  by Vera Tweed
• Who will jump into the MSA pond? - medical savings accounts - includes related information - federal insurance reform
  by Len M. Nichols
• Disenrollment: what it costs, how to stop it - abandoning health care plans - Cover Story
  by Shelly Reese
• Big employers get splashed, too - federal insurance reform
  by Kim Monk
• Still time for 24-hour coverage - integrated short- and long-term disability care
  by Janet Gemignani
• All the other ripples - federal insurance reform
  by Steven Findlay
• Allergy's sting: it's partly economic
  by Marilyn Dix Smith