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Uninsured Rates In Georgia Expected To Increase Amid Economic Recession, Growing Job Losses (Medical News Today)
Twenty percent of Georgia residents younger than age 65 in 2007 did not have health insurance, nearly the same rate as in 2006, but the number of uninsured residents is expected to increase in 2008 and 2009 because of the economic recession, according to a study released Thursday by the Center for Health Services Research at Georgia State University, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.
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Georgia’s health-care prognosis is looking grim - Macon Telegraph
Georgia ’s health-care prognosis is looking grim Macon Telegraph, GA - 11 hours ago Right now, of people with private health insurance in Georgia , more than 90 percent have employer-based coverage. As the recession — which is expected to be ...
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For the Journal-Constitution - Atlanta Journal Constitution
For the Journal-Constitution Atlanta Journal Constitution, USA - 10 hours ago Dr. Oliver Fein’s commentary provided good reasons why the National Health Insurance Act offers a sensible way forward. Kahn is a professor emeritus at ...
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Bryan A. Liang: Georgia must address insurance - Online Athens
Bryan A. Liang: Georgia must address insurance Online Athens, GA - 11 hours ago On another front, an amazing 20 percent of employed persons ages 18 to 64 in Georgia lack health insurance coverage. Allowing businesses in Georgia to ...
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