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Uncover Medicaid Expansion Myths Undermining Healthcare Access

2 million more people could be covered if Medicaid expansion is adopted nationwide, and that change could shave $4.8 billion off federal Medicare costs each year. In my work analyzing state health policies, I see how myths about expansion hide these tangible benefits. Medical Disclaimer: This article is for

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Medicaid Expansion Boosts Healthcare Access, Cuts Infant Mortality

In 2014, a Medicaid expansion in one state was linked to a dramatic decline in infant deaths, showing that broader coverage can save the most vulnerable lives. By extending insurance to low-income families, the program creates a safety net that delivers timely prenatal care and essential post-birth services. Medical Disclaimer: