(This story has been posted on The Wall Street Journal Online's Health Blog at http://blogs.wsj.com/health.) By Anna Wilde Mathews Here's what's making health news this morning: Insurers Stand Firm on Benefits (WSJ): Humana and Aetna join UnitedHealth Group in promising to continue some benefits promised under the federal health overhaul legislation even if it's struck down by the Supreme Court. Official Takes Medical Leave After Car Crashes (WSJ): U.S. Commerce Secretary John Bryson is taking a leave of absence after his involvement in two automobile accidents that, according to police, were possibly linked to a seizure he suffered. Bringing the Hospital Home for the Tiniest of Patients (WSJ): Increasingly, parents are providing care at home that was once reserved for the hospital. Allergy-Free Dining (WSJ): Restaurants are setting up complex safety systems to serve people with food allergies. Yoga Is Not Just Posing as Sport at World Event (New York Times): Participants in an international competition held recently at an LAX hotel think their discipline might belong in the Olympics. Image: iStockphoto -For continuously updated news from The Wall Street Journal, see WSJ.com at http://wsj.com.
