Big Differences in Pre-Existing Conditions in House, Senate Health Bills
A sweeping new health care bill that would give coverage to people with pre-existing medical conditions as soon as they're turned down by insurance companies could pass the U.S. House of Representatives tomorrow. But under a plan being considered by the Senate, you might have to wait for coverage. FOX 4 Medical Reporter Meryl Lin McKean is Working for You with details of the proposed legislation.
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