Could you see fewer choices for care? Here's what we know.


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Could you see fewer choices for care? Here’s what we know.{ai:summary}<p>The article discusses potential reductions in healthcare choices, highlighting concerns about access to care. It emphasizes the implications of fewer options for patients and the overall healthcare system.</p><p>#health</p>

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