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Occupational and psychosocial risk factors for depression among uninsured middle-aged food delivery riders. [PDF]

BMC Psychol
Long H, Yang Y, Chen L, Luo S, Lai H.
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A Partisan Divide on the Uninsured

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2010
The partisan split in Congress over health reform may reflect a broader divide among the public in attitudes toward the uninsured. Despite expert consensus over the harms suffered by the uninsured as a group, Americans disagree over whether the uninsured get the care they need and whether reform legislation providing universal coverage is necessary. We
Tara Sussman, Oakman, Robert J, Blendon, Andrea L, Campbell, Alan M, Zaslavsky, John M, Benson   +4 more
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Protecting the Uninsured

New England Journal of Medicine, 2004
Health care has again emerged as a major issue. Kenneth E. Thorpe writes that the candidates' proposals differ sharply in terms of design, cost, and coverage for the uninsured.
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The Underinsured and the Uninsured

Archives of Surgery, 1991
The so-called crisis in health care speaks to a situation whose solution is overwhelming the most ambitious among us. As in other "larger than life" crises, it is easy to separate ourselves from the problem, leaving its solution to apparently mightier powers.
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The uninsured, the working uninsured, and the public.

Health affairs (Project Hope), 2000
Recent opinion surveys show a high level of public support for the current employer-based health insurance system. Many Americans are not aware that this system is endangered or that the number of uninsured persons is growing. The public appears to favor a two-track system for the working uninsured--strengthening the existing employer-based system and ...
R J, Blendon, J T, Young, C M, DesRoches
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