The court found that United had discretionary authority to interpret the terms of plans. (Photo: Jim Mone/AP)

A federal appellate court ruled this week that United Behavioral Health did not wrongly deny benefits to enrollees in employer-sponsored health plans. The decision overturned a lower court decision, the Minneapolis Star-Tribune reported.

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