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Health Care
10:00 am
Tue August 2, 2011
Sebelius Defends Birth Control Without Co-Pays
By NPR Staff
The federal government recently announced that starting Aug. 2012, insurers must offer female preventive health services without extra costs to patients. Host Michel Martin discusses the controversial plan with the Health and Human Services Secretary. Martin also explores what the debt deal means for the Affordable Care Act with a Senior Correspondent from Kaiser Health News.