Hospital bills for the uninsured, new legislation on nurse working hours, and continued debate on health savings accounts were among the most-read topics on the Health Affairs Blog this past month. We welcome your continued comments.

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1. HOSPITALS: “Soak The Poor:” Uninsured Hit With Higher Hospital Bills
   by Jane Hiebert-White
2. NURSING: Legislation On Working Hours; New Nurse Shortage Study
   by Jane Hiebert-White
3. INSURANCE: Remler And Glied Respond To Reinhardt On HSAs
   by Dahlia Remler and Sherry Glied
4. MEDICARE: Are Private Fee-For-Service Plans Worth It?
   by Chris Fleming
5. TECH: 19^th Century Economics And 21^st Century Medicare – Paying for Modern Diagnosis
   by Don Rucker
6. INSURANCE: A Closer Look At HSAs
   by Uwe Reinhardt
7. CONSUMERS: The Blogosphere Debates Convenience Clinics
   by Jonathan Gardner
8. BLOG: Top 10 Posts For April Include Reinhardt On HSAs
   by Jane Hiebert-White
9. HEALTH REFORM: Redefining Health Care
   by Michael E. Porter and Elizabeth Olmsted Teisberg
10. PHARMA: McClellan Predicts Resurgence Of Rx Drug Access Concerns
    by Chris Fleming

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