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States get a say on health benefits in Obama's law
The Obama administration proposed a flexible benefits framework for private insurance under the health care overhaul. States would choose among federally approved options, with a default package if none is picked, potentially affecting about 90 million people. Health Secretary Sebelius framed it as giving states needed flexibility amid court challenges and political scrutiny.
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