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Health Insurers Try Paying More Upfront To Pay Less Later

Michael McBrayer of St. Paul, Minn., needs to pay a lot attention to his health.

“I give myself shots multiple times a day, as well as controlling my diet and exercise,” he said.

Ten years ago, McBrayer learned he has Type 1 diabetes. Now he knows he faces dire consequences if he fails to control his blood sugar.

“Kidney failure, blindness, heart disease — all those things are looming out there,” he said.

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