Healthcare after the Supreme Court Verdict
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Americans who were relying on a U.S. healthcare overhaul to provide them with health insurance heaved a collective sigh of relief after the Supreme Court upheld the law, which aims to extend coverage to more than 30 million uninsured people. www.reuters.com -

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It may be constitutional, but it’s still a bad law, writes columnist Nicholas Wapshott. blogs.reuters.com -
Read the Supreme Court ruling (PDF format) static.reuters.com -
The U.S. Supreme Court upheld President Barack Obama's healthcare law in an election-year triumph for him and fellow Democrats and a stinging setback for Republican opponents. www.reuters.com -

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Why did Roberts do it? reut.rs -

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Here's more market, political and industry reaction to the ruling in.reuters.com #SCOTUSForum -
How the Affordable Care Act will affect scientific research: the-scientist.com -
More response from across the spectrum to yesterday's ruling: www.healthjournalism.org -
Harvard panel on the court's health law ruling starting in about a minute. Follow here: live.reuters.com #SCOTUSForum -

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