TFAH Statement on the Draft House Republican Obamacare Replacement Bill: Our Nation’s Health Will Suffer
"The draft House Republican Obamacare replacement bill--which would eliminate the
"Thanks to the
"Yet, the proposed replacement bill would eliminate this important Fund and 12 percent of the
"And, without the
"Every year, we spend
"Time and again research shows that the vast majority of these conditions--heart disease, diabetes and others--can be prevented by investing in addressing the root causes. Yet, the country has repeatedly failed to do so.
"The nation cannot afford to trade away our single best investment in preventing disease, preparing for and responding to infectious disease outbreaks, reducing rates of chronic illness, and saving lives and money.
"If this draft becomes law, our nation's health will suffer--and it will be exponentially harder to fight growing epidemics, like the rise in prescription drug and heroin overdoses."
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