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There is no reason that this article should be deleted since there are articles on many other health insurance companies (Aetna, Humana, AIG, etc).

An article about Unicare is particularly relevant and timely because the company is about to cease operations in two U.S. states (Illinois and Texas) and leave more than half a million people without health insurance.

There is no reason TO delete this article that I have started and hope that other people will add to - as at least one person has already done.