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In North Carolina:
* About 65 percent of citizens had private health insurance in 2005, a 5.9 percent decrease from 2001.
* The average family premium was $9,657, up 24.9 percent from 2001.
* The median income was $38,411, an increase of 2.49 percent from 2001.
* Employees enrolled in family coverage at private-sector companies that offered health insurance paid 27.5 percent of the total premiums, a 4.2 percent decrease from 2001.
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