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But employees usually don’t put enough money into health savings accounts to offset the additional costs on a high-deductible plan. Researchers say those patients are more likely to neglect routine care, setting themselves up for chronic conditions and major medical emergencies. … [Read more...] about Houston employees are signing up for PPOs, high-deductible plans, new study finds

"Other cities have shown us how quickly Covid-19 can return, and we're determined to heed those warnings," the mayor's Deputy Press Secretary Mitch Schwartz told CNN Business Wednesday. "For now, that means avoiding high-risk activities that involve concentrations of people, breathing heavily, in small spaces." … [Read more...] about Fitness studio owners sue New York City for barring them from reopening with other gyms

At particular issue is a cellphone Callahan is said to have taken with him from Borgata to Ocean, containing priceless information on Borgata’s top customers — including their personal cellphone numbers, gambling preferences, likes and dislikes including favorite foods and beverages, how much the casino might be willing to discount large losses for them, and instances in which the casino might change the rules of some games for these players. … [Read more...] about Defected casino exec must return phone with high-roller info

9:23 a.m. U.K. sees three-day surge: The United Kingdom, which has suffered Europe’s deadliest coronavirus outbreak, has recorded more than 3,000 new cases of COVID-19 for the third day running for the first time since May. The Department for Health and Social Services reported a further 3,330 cases on Sunday, taking the three-day tally above 10,000. To get on top of the flare-up, authorities have tightened some restrictions — social gatherings in England will be limited to six people from Monday, both indoors and outdoors, and that rule-breakers will face fines. … [Read more...] about Coronavirus news from the Bay Area: Sept. 12-13

3:24 p.m. New study links blood type to COVID-19 risk: A forthcoming study from genetics company 23andMe shows that a person’s genetic code could be connected to how likely they are to catch COVID-19 — and how severely it hits them, the health news publication Stat reports. The study, not yet peer reviewed, is an important confirmation of earlier work on the subject. People with O blood seemed to test positive less often than expected when compared to other blood groups, the study indicates. … [Read more...] about Coronavirus live updates: Bay Area case counts plummet from summer highs