While much of the Affordable Care Act is still in the process of being implemented and other parts of it are being challenged in court, at least one aspect of the 2009 health care reform law appears to be working:  the number of uninsured young adults has shrunk by 2.5 million.

Under the reform law, young adults can remain on their parents’ health insurance until they turn 26, and many appear to be taking advantage of this opportunity.

Read about the apparent success of one aspect of the Affordable Care Act that enjoyed wide bipartisan support in this Associated Press report.

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