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Early impact of the Affordable Care Act: changes in cost sharing and women's use of preventive services

Vanessa K. Dalton, R Carlos, Giselle E. Kolenic, Neil Kamdar, Leah Minadeo, Emily K. Kobernik, Michelle H. Moniz, AM Fendrick

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Key concepts: Medicine, Cost sharing, Family planning, Health plan, Odds, Logistic regression, Family medicine, Intrauterine device

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