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Private insurers are required by law to spend at least 80 to 85 percent of their premium revenues on medical claims or quality improvements. They are also required to cover a minimum set of benefits, refrain from turning people away with pre-existing medical conditions and from charging patients more who are sicker, older or female.

How much will the health care law boost premiums? What does the law include to limit what powers insurance companies have?

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