Massachusetts miracle II.

Massachusetts unveils a health plan that requires residents to buy health insurance and treats the uninsured as the be-all and end-all of health care's dysfunction. They are not. But Gov. Mitt MITT - Maritime Integrated Tailored Training (USN)
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Title Annotation:	health policy relating to health insurance
Author:	Taylor, Jeff A.
Publication:	Reason
Article Type:	Brief article
Geographic Code:	1U1MA
Date:	Jul 1, 2006
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