Mississippi could suffer the most if health insurance subsidies lapse
Receive a monthly roundup from the health team when you sign up for The Pulse. A new report warns Mississippi could see the steepest drop off in health insurance coverage if Congress doesn’t vote to extend temporary health coverage subsidies at the end of next year.
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