Harvard Public Health: Winter 2008

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Health care for (almost) everyone
More than 18 months after Massachusetts’ landmark legislation mandated that nearly every resident have quality health care insurance that is affordable, how is this bold experiment doing? Might state-led reforms like this one succeed where a federal proposal in the 1990s failed? What lessons might other states draw? read more on the Massachusetts health care law

• Key elements of the law
• Perspectives on an unprecedented law
• Who are the uninsured? (They could be you)

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