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Interactive analysis on the Web: AAP health care proposal

Sherry Trust Llewellyn

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Last fall, the Academy announced a new health insurance proposal that would create one national program in which all children and adolescents through age 21 are automatically eligible without means testing. The proposal was developed by the AAP Task Force on Health Insurance Coverage and Access to

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Last fall, the Academy announced a new health insurance proposal that would create one national program in which all children and adolescents through age 21 are automatically eligible without means testing. The proposal was developed by the AAP Task Force on Health Insurance Coverage and Access to

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Last fall, the Academy announced a new health insurance proposal that would create one national program in which all children and adolescents through age 21 are automatically eligible without means testing. The proposal was developed by the AAP Task Force on Health Insurance Coverage and Access to

Key concepts: Health care, Health insurance, Computer science, Internet privacy, Political science, Law

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