ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland’s health-exchange board voted to fire the state’s prime information technology contractor for Maryland’s defective health care exchange, the state’s health secretary told lawmakers Monday.

Dr. Joshua Sharfstein told a legislative oversight panel that the board voted during a meeting Sunday night to end the role Noridian Healthcare Solutions has served as the prime contractor.

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