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House passes bill to increase insurance for mental health - OhMyGov!

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Washington Post House passes bill to increase insurance for mental health OhMyGov!, DC - 1 hour ago The Paul Wellstone-Pete Domenici Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act (HR 6983) would require group health insurance plans that cover mental and ... House And Senate Approve Mental Health Bill eFluxMedia Congress Backs Parity in Coverage of Illnesses New York Times Congress Passes Mental Health Bill, Improves Coverage dBTechno Washington Post - Wall Street Journal Blogs all 32 news articles

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