Texans under Governor Rick Perry were more likely to lack health insurance than residents of any other state in 2009, U.S. census data released today show.

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Given the opportunity to pose a question to his chief rival, Rick Perry went for the obvious topic: healthcare reform.

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Opinion by Laurie T. Martin and Ruth M. Parker

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Health 2.0 has the promise to change the healthcare industry,” the conference’s opening keynote speaker Mark Smith, president of the California HealthCare Foundation, told the audience on Monday.

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The Lone Star State has the highest rate of uninsured residents in the nation. This has created a yawning gap between rich and poor for even basic treatment. Read the Article>

Young adults, long the group most likely to be uninsured, are gaining health coverage faster than expected.

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New surveys find a big drop in the number of young adults without health insurance since last year.

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New U.S. Census figures paint a grim picture of California when it comes to health insurance: Nearly one in five residents lacked coverage on average during the last three years, one of the highest rates in the nation. Read the Article>

The number of people who lacked health insurance last year climbed to 49.9 million, up from 49 million in 2009, the Census Bureau said Tuesday. Read the Article>