Changes in Coverage and Cost-Related Delays in Care for Latino Individuals After Elimination of the Affordable Care Act’s Individual Mandate

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Public policy should be influenced by science. Here is a study showing that elimination of the ACA individual mandate provision resulted in more uninsured Latinx people. https://t.co/3bX68hQsj6 via @JAMANetworkOpen part of @JAMANetwork

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Although the #AffordableCareAct is associated w/ ⬆️ health insurance coverage, Latinos still lag behind non-Latino Black & White populations. Read more from a study published in @JAMA_current by @UCLAlatino + @UCLAFSPH expert Arturo Vargas Bustamante…

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