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The hidden costs of cutting Medicaid
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TPR: The Public's Radio
The Congressional Budget Office estimates that these cuts could cause 10 million Americans to lose health insurance by 2034.
Health care is different from other goods, like movie tickets, cocktails, or cars.
If people can’t pay for health care, they don’t suddenly stop needing it.
So, where do people get their health care if they don’t have health insurance?
The famed Oregon health insurance experiment , which randomly gave people Medicaid coverage, finds similar results.
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