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A page from the publication, A Brief History of Aetna, regarding Aetna's first full-time employee, Thomas Enders. Thomas was hired in 1854 as a clerk and eventually became the president of Aetna.

Articles, notes, and interoffice correspondence regarding efforts from Aetna's Engineering Department to create and promote safety in the workplace.

Topics of interest include how Aetna helped revitalize the economy of Fall River, Massachusetts by introducing new home office technology.

Topics of interest include information about Medicaid, changes to drug costs, the asbestos crisis, drunk driving in New England, malaria, economic accountability in the health care system, cancer research, the Persian Gulf War, Alzheimer's Disease research, information about European insurers, the AIDS epidemic, medical inflation, research on smoking, developments in technology/computers, Connecticut raising auto insurance prices, and Aetna's job cuts.

Topics of interest include the private arms deals in Iran, Iran detaining reporter Gerald Seib, U.S. states trying to increase tax on the wealthy, information about the Bendectin court case, Drexel being subpoenaed by SEC, Nathan Horton suing American Tobacco for causing his lung cancer, the U.S. dependence on oil from the Middle East, information about catastrophic insurance coverage against illness, the ways medical labs can misuse equipment, Aquino's constitution winning in the Philippines, Robert Gates replacing William Casey as post director, the drop in Cigna's stock, how the Connecticut Insurance Department is seeking strengthen their focus on consumers during the insurance crisis, information about insurance for disabled children, Reagan's changes to the federal pension law, the Connecticut Supreme Court ruling that allows employees to sue employers who do not keep informal agreements, and Aetna's relationship with Connecticut symphony conductor, Mstislav Rostropovich.

PFS division field management memo (Bound), PFSD field management memo, Circular letters (loose), PFSD P and C bulletin (loose), PFSD field communique (loose), and P and C bulletin (loose)

Field management, and Field management memo. Bound in 7 volumes.

Field management memo. Bound in 5 volumes

Field management memo, and Life division field management memo. Bound in 5 volumes