Lowering the health costs of womanhood (and then manhood)
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http://economix.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/03/30/lowering-the-health-costs-of-womanhood-and-then-manhood/
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New York Times
The Academy was cited from its critical issues in health reform paper, Gender Consideration in the Voluntary Individual Health Insurance Market. The Academy wrote that before age 50, women "generally incur higher medical spending than men, even excluding the costs of normal maternity care. This difference in spending translates to higher health insurance premiums on average for women."
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