It was stated by the US health officials that in the early part of 2010 since 2008, additional four million Americans went without health insurance.

Across the US, people who were not covered by health insurance were an additional four million to have a total of nearly 59 million people, as recorded by the Centers for Disease Control, CDC. A majority of these people need necessary treatments and they endure various diseases and health conditions.

According to Dr. Thomas Frieden, the CDC director, "People who lost their health insurance in the past decades are mostly children and adults."

Those who are living in poverty are not the only US citizens who happened to go without any health insurance. Based on their study, people who are over the poverty level are half of the uninsured people.

Those living in the middle income range, and uninsured in some point of this year are more than 80 per cent of those figures and there age was 18 to 64, and one in every three adults are under 65.

Implications for the US health care reform efforts are developed by the recent findings. With an aim to give 32 million American who are not enroll in coverage to have a chance of acquiring health insurance, a bill was passed by the Obama administration last March.