Investigators from Duke University Target Family Medicine (Pregnancy Medicaid Improvements In a Nonexpansion State After the Affordable Care Act)
2021 FEB 23 (NewsRx) -- By a
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According to the news editors, the research concluded: “Full Medicaid offers more comprehensive coverage and does not expire at 60 days post partum, allowing for access to crucial preventive health services including contraception and primary care.”
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For more information on this research see: Pregnancy Medicaid Improvements In a Nonexpansion State After the Affordable Care Act. The Annals of Family Medicine, 2021;19(1):38-40. The Annals of Family Medicine can be contacted at: Annals Family Medicine,
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