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“Will I still have coverage?”
Patients ask oncologists as Republicans move to gut Affordable Care ActBy Matthew Bin Han Ong
As Congress lays down the groundwork for dismantling the Affordable Care Act, doctors across America are hearing cancer patients speak of their fear of losing access to care if the law known as “Obamacare” is jettisoned without replacement.
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