Bay State's nonsmokers could save
Health law can reward lifestyle gains
Many Massachusetts residents who live healthy lives by exercising and not smoking could enjoy lower insurance premiums under one of several provisions of the landmark new healthcare law designed to discourage risky behavior and help control medical costs. (Full article: 1115 words)
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