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Topics of interest include information about the AIDS crisis, stress injuries, junk science, research on a vitamin reducing birth defects, health care lacking economic control, information about a drop in insurance stocks, information about the computer industry re-engineering information systems, information about an artificial heart program, information about insurance companies merging, employers rating hospitals, information on Aetna's stance on workers' compensation, auto insurance, and civil justice reform, research on women receiving inferior heart treatments than men, research about health care workers lacking insurance, increasing medical diagnoses being performed over the phone, curbs being place on doctor referrals, insurance companies suffering a crisis of confidence, research about lawsuits over medical care, research about the rate of caesarean births plateauing, cancer gene therapy research, California charging insurers for complaints, research on how to reduce the rate of medical damages causing psychological injury, insurer insolvency, asbestos cases, liability lawsuits, research on consumer spending, breast cancer treatment leaving doubts among patients, information on Graves' disease, research about early motherhood contributing to stress, and information about the Canadian health care system.

Topics of interest include information about profits plunging in the property/casualty industry, information about the heart valve suit in California, information about treatments for AIDS, information about automobile thefts in 1989, news on asbestos litigations, information about anti-smoking movements, changes in the stock market, changes to antitrust protection, information about Alzheimer's research, research about colon cancer, information about computer crimes, research about the work week growing in the U.S., controversies in the auto insurance industry, research about the effects vitamins have on pregnant women, information about the crisis in emergency care, research about psychotherapy reducing medical bill costs, information about efforts businesses are taking to market toward racial minorities, information about physician-assisted suicide, research on programs to help underweight babies, information about CEOs predicting a crisis in healthcare, research on drinking rates among young people, research on the benefits of weight training for the elderly, information about Medicaid, the increase in health costs, and information about a Massachusetts pollution ruling.

Topics of interest include hemoglobin research, the stock market, credit insurance, colleges helping their graduates find employment, AIDS research, women avoiding breast cancer screenings, South Africa ending apartheid, the issue of the elderly not being informed about their Medicare benefits, antitrust lawsuits, British insurers experiencing severe losses, research on how parental smoking effects children, Aetna's partnership with Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD), research on the proportions between newborns and single mothers, the implementation of "educare" for employees with young children, information about the dangers of not wearing a seat-belt, abortion rights, the controversy surrounding exclusions from health insurers, developments in Connecticut auto insurance, research on Alzheimer's, research on U.S. living standards, research on baby boomers becoming more conservative, smoker's lawsuit, information on the politics of health, information on the "glass ceiling," nursing home insurance, transplant research, research on late adulthood health, rise in health care costs hurting employee morale, voters' dissatisfaction with the health care system, the American Medical Association (AMA) fighting the Medicare fee schedule, and the increase in personal spending.

Topics of interest include Aetna managers coping with flextime, New Jersey seeking jurisdiction in an Allstate case, commercials discussing death, information about the auto insurance industry, news on AIDS, the dangers of opting out of health insurance, information about the stock market, information about a novel proposal for punitive awards, information about workers' compensation, U.S. insurers not being active in Europe, information about asbestos lawsuits, information about hiring firms inflating hospital bills, changes in antitrust legislation, interest rates posing risks for insurers, heart valve fears leading to lawsuits, information about a consensus for health care reform, Wisconsin's pollution rulings, alternatives to mastectomies being endorsed, Aetna reaching an accord with Pennsylvania, information about anti-smoking campaigns, information about physician-assisted suicide, changes in abortion laws, research about the U.S. being the homicide capital of the industrialized world, information about backdoor health care, accuracy of labs being questioned, interests growing in living wills, research about youth being more indifferent, information about short women being at a higher risk for getting heart attacks, consumer confidence falling, and research about brain irregularities being tied to addictions.

Bound volume contianing interoffice correspondence.

Bound volume contianing interoffice correspondence.

Includes articles from The Good Word regarding Aetna's sponsorship of a Junior Achievement company. Junior Achievement is an organization that helps teenagers create and operate a business on a small-scale to introduce them to the corporate workplace.

Topics of interest include the first application for life insurance in Kansas and the appointment of new general agents.

Topics of interest include Aetna's 90th and 100th anniversary in Louisville, Kentucky and changes to general management.

Articles, photographs, and order information regarding Aetna's Larry Mann Trophy. The Larry Mann Trophy was created in honor of Lawrence Mann, an Aetna employee who was recognized for his strong leadership skills and work in the company's Honors Club and President's Club.