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Health Care for America Now has released a study showing that in 2010, the last year before market regulations from health care reform take effect, insurance companies posted huge profits despite the catastrophic recession that plagued the rest of the country.

The Republican plan to convert Medicaid into a block grant program would be bad for low income families, states, and the U.S. economy.

Affordable Care Act spent $535 million in 2010 to reduce health insurance costs for 61,000 early retirees according to a new report.

A new website will help Americans better understand what health care reform means for them.

As the economy remains stagnated and budget deficits get worse for states, Governors throughout the country have begun targeting the health care of low-income families as a way to balance their budgets.