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What happens when cost-sharing rises for low income people?

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  July 13, 2012 at 10:45 am

  Austin Frakt

Imagine raising cost-sharing for a low income population. What will happen? I ponder the question in a new post on the AcademyHealth blog. Check it out!

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  Explaining Research, Health Policy

  chronic illness, cost-sharing, low income

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