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Aetna's Humana deal to bring scrutiny on other insurer tie-ups -experts

By: Reuters: Company News
NEW YORK, July 3 (Reuters) - Aetna Inc's $37 billion deal to buy smaller health insurer Humana Inc will face rigorous scrutiny from U.S. regulators, which antitrust experts said could also make other large-scale mergers in the sector more difficult.
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Aetna Anthem Inc Cigna Corp Humana UnitedHealth Group
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