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PHOTO: A doctor works on a computer in an undated stock photo. — STOCK PHOTO/Adobe

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PHOTO: Michael Adams, shown here skiing in Colorado with his wife, Liza, was told by his insurer that the replacement prosthetic leg his doctor prescribed wasn't medically necessary. — Alana Adams

Health insurers limit coverage of prosthetic limbs, questioning their medical necessity

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Surprise billing law pleases patients, frustrates doctors

PHOTO: Pocket with pens illustration. — Bea Crespo/Ikon Images via Getty Images, STOCK

Employers relying less on high-deductible health plans

PHOTO: After a sailboat boom hit his face and fractured his nose and several bones around his eye socket, Bob Ensor was treated by two plastic surgeons. He didn't realize they weren't in his insurance network and faced more than $167,000 in charges. — Courtesy of Bob and Linda Ensor

How a broken nose from a boating accident led to a $167,000 plastic surgery bill

PHOTO: A stock photo depicts a doctor talking to her patient. — STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images

How noncompete agreements impact doctors and patients

PHOTO: A Hasidic woman walks through a Jewish Orthodox neighborhood in Brooklyn on April 24, 2017, in New York City. — Spencer Platt/Getty Images, FILE

The most vulnerable group in New York's measles outbreak

PHOTO: Prescription pill bottles are pictured in an undated stock photo. — STOCK PHOTO/Getty Images

Health insurance often skips coverage for sex-related prescriptions

PHOTO: The annual open-enrollment period for people who buy their own insurance on the Affordable Care Act's marketplaces ends Dec. 15 in most states. — Shutterstock

Deadline for enrolling in the Affordable Care Act's marketplaces is fast approaching

PHOTO: Blake Hornbrook, an Army medic who was diagnosed with testicular cancer in 2015, had his sperm preserved so that he and his wife, Kelsey, could conceive a child. Their daughter, Harper, was born seven months ago. — Courtesy of Blake Hornbrook

When cancer strikes the young, infertility can result; now states act to help

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