Report: Babies Are More Likely to Die in States That Didn't Expand Medicaid
Infant mortality rates have dropped in expansion states and risen in nonexpansion states.
Source: governing.com
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Infant mortality rates have dropped in expansion states and risen in nonexpansion states.
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