The federal Affordable Care Act address American health care challenges largely by aiming to boost the number of people with health insurance. But that approach ignores a key question: How risky is it be uninsured?
Dr. Chris Conover, research scholar at Duke University’s Center for Health Policy and Inequalities Research, addressed that question during a presentation today to the John Locke Foundation’s Shaftesbury Society. The bottom line: A lack of insurance is not as risky as you might fear.
In the video clip below, Conover summarizes key findings from his research.
3 p.m. update: Click play below to watch the full 45:30 event.
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