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The Irish Times
irishtimes.com > health > 08/24/2026 > new-legislation-to-provide-greater-certainty-for-cancer-survivors-seeking-mortgage-protection

New law to provide greater certainty for cancer survivors seeking mortgage protection

2+ week, 5+ day ago   (288+ words) Cancer survivors are to be granted a legal “right to be forgotten” allowing them to obtain mortgage protection without discrimination based on their past diagnosis. Under a previous voluntary code, which was not adopted by some insurers, a survivor could…...

@onclive
cancernetwork.com > view > county-level-medical-debt-tied-to-later-stage-cancer-diagnosis-worse-survival

County-Level Medical Debt Tied to Later-Stage Cancer Diagnosis, Worse Survival

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (192+ words) Patients in US counties with the highest medical debt burden had higher odds of stage IV cancer diagnosis and worse survival than those in the lowest-burden counties. County-level medical debt data was gathered using the Urban Institute Credit Bureau Panel…...

AOL.com
aol.com > articles > cancer-free-four-years-she-210206000.html

Cancer-Free for Four Years, She Applied for Medigap. The Insurer Wanted One More Year. - AOL

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (530+ words) Medigap insurers use lookback periods of two to five years for cancer history, and one insurer denied a four-year cancer survivor for being one year short. After the six-month federal guaranteed-issue window closes at 65, insurers can reject Medigap applicants based…...

24/7 Wall St.
247wallst.com > personal-finance > 08/20/2026 > cancer-free-for-four-years-she-applied-for-medigap-the-insurer-wanted-one-more-year

Cancer-Free for Four Years, She Applied for Medigap. The Insurer Wanted One More Year.

3+ week, 2+ day ago   (509+ words) Medigap insurers use lookback periods of two to five years for cancer history, and one insurer denied a four-year cancer survivor for being one year short. After the six-month federal guaranteed-issue window closes at 65, insurers can reject Medigap applicants based…...