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Sarah Varney
Women Pay the Price for Health Insurance
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A look inside health insurance underwriting reveals women pay more.
Originally on NPR's Morning Edition
April 2, 2009 -- During the last economic bust, I got laid off and couldn't afford the monthly COBRA payments for my health insurance. I applied for an individual plan through Blue Cross.
April 2, 2009 -- During the last economic bust, I got laid off and couldn't afford the monthly COBRA payments for my health insurance. I applied for an individual plan through Blue Cross.
