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medical devices / healthcare.gov / health insurance coverage / low and middle income enrollees purchasing health insurance / pharmaceutical / purchase nongroup insurance coverage / medical equipment / physician services / people gaining insurance coverage / nongroup insurance / marketplace insurance coverage / health insurance / medical services / hospital services / /
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Burwell Would Fall / /
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Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming / Montana Nebraska / Linda J. Blumberg / Hannah Recht / John Holahan / Matthew Buettgens / Care Spending / Stephen Zuckerman / /
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Hospital Physician / physician / senior research associate / research assistant / King / physician / and prescription drug spending separately / physician / and prescription drugs / /
Health Care Spending by Those Becoming Uninsured if the Supreme Court Finds for the Plaintiff in King v. Burwell Would Fall by at Least 35 Percent Matthew Buettgens, John Holahan, Linda J. Blumberg, and Hannah Recht Tim