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U Study: Medicaid expansion improved finances of lower income Americans

U Study: Medicaid expansion improved finances of lower income Americans

July 25, 2017/in
Also Minnesota Public Radio, U Study: Medicaid expansion improved finances of lower income Americans
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States that expanded Medicaid saw drop in medical debt, U study findsUnion membership appears to be stabilizing in North Dakota, Minnesota
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