A vaccine for the 2009 H1N1 influenza virus made in insect cells could be approved in Mexico as early as next year.

The FDA appoints Peter Lurie, a major critic, to its Office of Policy.

The New Jersey Division of Disability Services has decided to change the Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Fund. Current financial conditions and a growth in the number of fund cases has resulted in changes which will impact benefits and coverage. As a result, medical co-pays for doctor visits; pharmaceutical co-pays; health insurance / COBRA premiums; disposable medical supplies; co-pays for therapy services; and medical gym memberships will no longer be covered.

For those individuals who have previously been awarded coverage for these items, the Division will continue payments for up to 90 days of service ending on or before December 31, 2009. As of January 1, 2010, no further payments will be made.

For more information on what these changes will mean to you and your family, visit the Division of Disability Serives online here.

The financial crisis was supposed to annihilate small companies, but many survived.

Poor insurance companies: Too many sick patients are signing up for coverage.