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N.C. Blue to pay $95,000 for series of ‘robo calls’ opposing reform

01.29.2010 | By Keith L. Martin

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina has paid a $95,000 fine for a series of automated phone calls urging state residents to voice their opposition to national health care reform.

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North Carolina legislators seek inquiry into Blue’s anti-reform lobbying

11.26.2009 | By Keith L. Martin

Health Insurance News, National, North Carolina

Twenty North Carolina lawmakers are asking the state’s insurance department and attorney general to investigate lobbying by BlueCross and BlueShield of North Carolina against federal health reform efforts.

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Maryland couple backs Democrats’ call for middle-class health reform

11.18.2009 | By Sharmina Manandhar

Maryland, North Carolina

The struggle to maintain affordable health care coverage may end a Maryland family’s 14-year “good run” of operating their own businesses.

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Md. senator seeks health care reform to advance without abortion rules

11.11.2009 | By Sharmina Manandhar

Health Insurance News, Maryland, National, North Carolina

Abortion prohibitions do not belong in a health care reform bill because they are two separate issues, said Maryland Democratic Sen. Ben Cardin at a news conference in the Capitol Nov. 10.

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Mikulski stresses important voice of women in health care reform

10.01.2009 | By Tina Irgang

Maryland, North Carolina

Women are discriminated against under the current health care system, said Sen. Barbara Mikulski (D-Md.), and therefore have a particularly high stake in reform.