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Health Divides, December 2016

December 27th, 2016
Colorado Fiscal Institute

State Capitol Building in downtown Denver Colorado

Check out the December 2016 edition of Health Divides, CFI’s specialty newsletter looking at equity and economics in health care. We explore telehealth, access to care in the Latino community, and what’s at stake if the Affordable Care Act is repealed. Read it by clicking the link below:

Health Equity Bulletin December 2016

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