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After Donald Trump’s “Beautiful Beautiful Act” passed narrowly in May, the Republican Party arrived at the Senate, and Elon Musk, who had retreated from the Republican Party, to pass, or recent advice on Trump.
The council budget office, which adds fuel to the fire, estimates that the bill will increase the number of Americans without health insurance for the next 10 years. The Republican Party will also increase to about 16 million unless the additional subsidy for AFODABLE CARE ACT is not extended.
This week’s panelist is Julie Rovner of KFF Health News, Jessie Hellmann, CQ Roll Call, Alice Miranda Ollstein and Washington Post of Washington Post.
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Jessie Hellmann CQ Roll Call
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Alice Miranda Olstein Politics
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Loren Webber Washington Post
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Take out this week’s episode:
- Even before the CBO announced the estimate of the number of Americans who would lose the number of Americans in accordance with the laws and budget adjustment bills, the Republican Party in Washington questioned the results of the non -party office in the 2017 Affordable Care Act.
- In response to the concern about the republican’s reduction of Medicaid, Iowa’s Joni Ernst was standing behind the controversial joy of “we will die” this week. This remark and the public’s response revealed politics with a problem with the Republican Party a problem in reducing the benefits of his constituency.
- Journalists said that the report on the health and human health ministers Robert F. Kennedy JR. may have been created at least in part by artificial intelligence. The signTale signs of the report of “AI Palculation” included an additional question about the effectiveness of the report’s recommendations, including the citation of scientific research that does not exist and the interpretation of other studies.
- This week, the Trump administration withdrew the guidelines of the Viden era for emergency treatment and labor law. Nevertheless, the basic law, which instructs the hospital to take care of those who suffer from pregnancy emergencies, still apply.
This week, Robe You interviewed the Medicaid patient who had an emergency in other states and Arielle Zionts, who reported the KFF Health News’ Ariel Zionts. If you have a gorgeous, ridiculous or embarrassing medical expenses you want to share with us, you can do that here.
In addition, for “additional credit”, the panelist suggests a health policy story read or written this week.
Julie Rofner: Promise to reduce promises.
Alice Miranda ollstein: Politician’s “‘They are a backbone’: Aiming at Trump’s legal immigrants threatens the health sector.”Alice miranda ollstein.
Lauren Weber: New York Times’ ”Get a quiz: Can you manage it as a poor American?“Emily Badger and Margot Sanger-Katz.
Jessie Hellmann: New York Times’ ”DNA technology is to find a woman looking for a woman who kills a baby.”By isabelle taft.
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