Over at The Apothecary, Chris Conover Mortality Rates ... equivalent to an excess 11,000 annual the U.S.A. adult deaths relative to the pre-Obamacare steady acre trends"
But Chris goes fifty-fifty farther into the mess; he demonstrates that "the weight of the scientific bear witness is that Medicaid expansion has non saved lives." Granted, that's non quite the same thing, but it for sure puts paid to the claim that folks are ameliorate off nether Medicaid. He does this past times looking at how many folks volition probable lose coverage nether the AHCA/BCRA (and what kind), together with and then unpacks the actual numbers which the Center for American Progress appears to have, well, misrepresented.
I actually propose reading the whole thing, but this slice is besides skilful non to post:
"[UC San Diego’s Richard Kronick] constitute no statistically meaning divergence inward the mortality risks faced past times people who were uninsured compared to those amongst soul coverage:"
But Chris goes fifty-fifty farther into the mess; he demonstrates that "the weight of the scientific bear witness is that Medicaid expansion has non saved lives." Granted, that's non quite the same thing, but it for sure puts paid to the claim that folks are ameliorate off nether Medicaid. He does this past times looking at how many folks volition probable lose coverage nether the AHCA/BCRA (and what kind), together with and then unpacks the actual numbers which the Center for American Progress appears to have, well, misrepresented.
I actually propose reading the whole thing, but this slice is besides skilful non to post:
"[UC San Diego’s Richard Kronick] constitute no statistically meaning divergence inward the mortality risks faced past times people who were uninsured compared to those amongst soul coverage:"
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