Bill may undercut Mass. health effort
Kennedy criticizes Republican-backed insurance measure
WASHINGTON -- A healthcare bill being debated in Congress this week could undercut the new universal health insurance law in Massachusetts, by freeing insurers to brush aside state-required benefits and to charge older and sicker residents far higher premiums. (Full article: 967 words)
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