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Number of uninsured dropped in Arizona, following national trend

Miranda Rivers, Cronkite News Service//September 17, 2014//[read_meter]

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Number of uninsured dropped in Arizona, following national trend

Number of uninsured dropped in Arizona, following national trend

Miranda Rivers, Cronkite News Service//September 17, 2014//[read_meter]

WASHINGTON – The number of uninsured Arizonans fell last year to 17.1 percent of the state’s population, but still remained higher than the national average, according to data released Tuesday...

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