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Medicaid redeterminationEurekAlert!
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New research suggests Black and Hispanic people were twice as likely as white people to lose Medicaid coverage due to process-related issues.
The COVID-19 pandemic dramatically improved health insurance coverage for millions of Americans .
With the end of the emergency in April 2023 , about 10 million people lost coverage as states began redetermining eligibility.
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