Uninsured rate expected to hit 8.9% over next decade, CBO finds

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New government projections chart the dogged rise in the nation’s uninsured rate as policies that swelled healthcare coverage during the coronavirus pandemic expire.

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Uninsured rate expected to hit 8.9% over next decade, CBO finds

New government projections chart the dogged rise in the nation’s uninsured rate as policies that swelled healthcare coverage during the coronavirus pandemic expire.

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Uninsured rate expected to hit 8.9% over next decade, CBO finds

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