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Health
China bans northwest shellfish over PSP
Environment and health officials in the U.S. say they are puzzled by China’s decision to ban shellfish harvested from Northern California to Alaska.
Assembly committee to hear update on Housing First project for Juneau
CBJ Assembly Human Resources Committee will get an update on progress on a Housing First project for Juneau.
Without Medicaid expansion, Alaska’s poorest get nothing from health law
Last month, Governor Parnell decided against expanding the program, even though the federal government would pay most of the bill. That means the poorest Alaskans are left without any benefit from the new health law.
How to avoid a tax penalty when enrolling for health insurance
“If you don’t have health insurance in 2014, you can face a tax penalty of $95 per individual, and that tax penalty goes up,” says Tyann Boling, Chief Operating Officer for Enroll Alaska.
Legislators consider state takeover of school health plans to lower costs
Alaska’s school districts spend a quarter billion dollars just on employee health care. It’s a big number that’s only expected to rise, and there isn’t one obvious solution to keeping costs down.