Luckily, Congress has seen the light on gender discrimination in health insurance premiums. But for midlife and older women, it isn’t enough. Age discrimination is still on the table. In Washington, a group of leading advocates for older Americans is urging Congress to eliminate age rating provisions. Right now, proposals range from allowing insurance companies to charge anywhere from double (2:1) to 5 times (5:1) as much for coverage to someone just because of age. This process is known as age rating, and it's the only form of discrimination being built into health care "reform." However,...