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• N C H S - FASTATS - Health Insurance
  Health Insurance Coverage (Data are for U.S. for year indicated) Persons under age 65 Number without health insurance: 41.6 million (2003
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  Health Insurance Coverage Ensuring that everyone in America has affordable and reliable health care coverage by 2010.
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  Health Insurance Coverage of Children in Mixed-Status Immigrant Families
• NCHC | Facts About Healthcare - Health Insurance Coverage
  Employee spending for health insurance coverage (employee's share of family coverage and deductibles) has increased 126 percent between 2000 and 2004. (5) Losing a job, or quitting voluntarily, can ...
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U.S. Sen. Brown introduces bills for Ohio green jobs, expanding health coverage (WKYC Cleveland)

WASHINGTON, D.C. -- On the first day of the 111th Congress, U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, announced legislation that would create green jobs in Ohio and expand access to health insurance for small businesses and self-employed individuals.  

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San Francisco Challenges Calif. Law Allowing Women To Be Charged More For Health Coverage (Medical News Today)

The city of San Francisco is challenging a California state law allowing "gender rating," a practice that permits insurance companies to charge women higher rates than men for policies in the individual health insurance market, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

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St. Robert approves city health insurance plan (Waynesville Daily Guide)

City employees in St. Robert now have a new health insurance plan and carrier following a unanimous vote by the St. Robert Board of Aldermen at its meeting Monday evening.

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AIG Commercial to streamline public sector insurance coverage through Lexington (Insurance Business Review)

AIG Commercial Insurance has announced that it will service all casualty insurance coverage for the public sector through its Lexington Insurance Company unit.

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Insurance: Portable health covers to have limited benefits (rediff.com)

According to the action plan finalised by the General Insurance Council, the industry lobby for non-life insurers, the portable health cover will be available for a period of three years initially. Depending on the feedback in terms of claims ratio, the insurance companies will take a call on whether to extend the cover. Also, the scheme will be open to only those in the age group of 18-40.

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Uninsured can get health plans as state's Cover Florida program opens (Sun-Sentinel)

But it wasn't easy or fast to set up coverage on Cover Florida's first day The first day of the state's low-cost, bare-bones Cover Florida health insurance program started with a flurry of interest from uninsured Floridians on Monday, but also with confusion and glitches.

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ASU study: Fewer Alabamians with health insurance (WSFA 12 Montgomery)

MONTGOMERY, AL (WSFA) - As the economy dips further into recession a new study shows that Alabamians are losing their health insurance. Alabama State University's Center for Leadership and Public Policy

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