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Potential Medicaid Cuts Could Lead to More than 16,500 Medically-Preventable Deaths Each Year: Study

  • The Senate is currently discussing the extensive "big beautiful bill," which President Trump has expressed his willingness to sign into law if it is approved.
  • The bill proposes deep Medicaid cuts to help extend expiring 2017 tax cuts, prompting strong criticism over potential health harms.
  • A study by researchers including Dr. Adam Gaffney estimates the bill could cause 16,642 preventable deaths annually and add 7.6 million uninsured Americans.
  • The study also projects 1.9 million people losing a personal physician and 380,000 women missing mammograms, with Medicaid cuts totaling about $790 billion over 10 years.
  • Experts warn these cuts would reduce care for millions, increase uncompensated care costs, and urge policymakers to balance health harms against tax-cut benefits.
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NBC LA broke the news in Los Angeles, United States on Monday, June 16, 2025.
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