US study finds rise in state's uninsured
Trend underlines need for reform, officials say
The number of Massachusetts residents without health insurance jumped about 10 percent last year, surpassing the growth in the uninsured nationally and raising concerns whether climbing private health insurance premiums are shutting out middle-income workers. (Full article: 758 words)
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