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Why Medicaid matters to you

  • Written by Sharona Hoffman, Professor of health law and bioethics, Case Western Reserve University
imageAs more and more seniors need care, their budgets will be strained. As a result, they may rely on Medicaid.gagliardiImages/Shutterstock.com

Efforts to repeal and replace Obamacare have been suspended for the time being, and many Americans are breathing a sigh of relief. But Obamacare is far from safe, and the same is true for one of the key...

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