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Repeal of health law could raise costs for women nationwide
An analysis finds that repealing the Obama era health policy could mean higher premiums and less coverage for women. The ACA restricted sex-based pricing and guaranteed maternity care and no-cost preventive services including birth control and breast pumps. Experts warn minimal benefits could vanish under repeal, impacting pregnancy care and contraception access. Singer Rachel Potter cites her ACA coverage during pregnancy with substantial medical bills, highlighting the potential personal cost of repeal.
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Washington, D.C
John Meigs
Centerville
Alabama
Meigs
American Academy of Family Physicians
Patty Murray
Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee
Ap-Norc
ACA
Usha Ranji
Kaiser Family Foundation
Rachel Potter
Potter
Jude