A coalition of state lawmakers and health organizations gathered in Annapolis Wednesday to rally support for a bill that would require Maryland residents to have health insurance or face a fine — money that could then be used to help them and others afford coverage on the state’s exchange. The…
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State lawmakers consider using a penalty to coax more Marylanders into buying health insurance
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