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Potential Impact of the Affordable Care Act on the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program

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  • Margaret Hargreaves
  • Vanessa Oddo
  • Ann Bagchi
  • Boyd Gilman

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This report assesses and identifies ways in which the Affordable Care Act (ACA) could potentially affect the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program community.

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  • Margaret Hargreaves & Vanessa Oddo & Ann Bagchi & Boyd Gilman, "undated". "Potential Impact of the Affordable Care Act on the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 16e5fa9d03744dd78267d31df, Mathematica Policy Research.
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