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More college students seek mental health care

Campuses are making some progress on treatment, but need also has increased.

Study: Most JSU students have health insurance

The university's board of trustees surveyed more than 2,000 students ahead of a decision on possible changes to on-campus health care.

Student health insurance mandate

Affordable Care Act will require Clemson students to purchase health insurance. Amongst the fiery debate rejuvenated by the recent onslaught of presidential primaries and caucuses, Clemson University officials are reviewing the current policies surrounding University-provided health insurance.

Amid surge in demand, UW students combat mental health stigmas

More and more students are going to Francie Biesanz for mental health help. The University of Wisconsin-La Crosse counselor holds about five 45-minute sessions a day with students. Anxiety, depression, schizophrenia, bipolar disorder — Biesanz sees them all.

MSU Mandates Health Insurance for Students

Under a new policy, all uninsured students at MSU will be enrolled into a university-sponsored healthcare plan.

New York law extends health care coverage

By: Contributing Writer College students may now benefit from President Barack Obama's new health care legislation, which will allow them to remain on their parents' insurance plan until they are 26 years old. New York is among 17 states making headway on the new policy and...

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Students utilizing ISU’s student health insurance can expect to see an increase in their premiums for the upcoming school year. ASISU unanimously approved the 7 percent increase at its April 16 meeting.

Wisconsin Watch report investigates how UW-Madison, UW system health services keep up with increased demand

Mirroring national and statewide trends, demand for mental health services at UW-Madison increased last year, according to a report published by The Center for Investigative Journalism and written by UW-Madison journalism students.

New Report Examines the Evidence on Use of Health Care by Uninsured Americans and its Impact on the Health Care Market

A new report from researchers at the George Washington University School of Public Health and Health Services and funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation examines evidence on the use of health care by Americans, finding that all adults--including those without health insurance--are in the health care market. How and when the uninsured enter the market for health care, as well as the ...