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Medicaid 'Coverage Gap' Causing Anxiety In Non-Expansion States
In states that decide not to expand Medicaid under the health law, more than 5 million people may be left without coverage -- and the hardest hit will be in the South. In Oregon, the expansion has already lowered the number of people there without coverage by 10 percent -- in two weeks. Exchange issues are also examined in Maryland, Florida, Ohio and Alabama.
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