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State health officials and hospital groups have raised alarms over projections indicating that approximately 1.2 million residents of New York could face the loss of their health coverage due to impending federal budget cuts. These cuts, resulting from ongoing negotiations in Washington, D.C., threaten to significantly impact vulnerable populations who rely heavily on government-funded health programs.
The potential loss of coverage is particularly concerning for low-income families, children, and the elderly, who may find it increasingly difficult to access essential medical services. Health officials warn that the ramifications of these cuts could lead to increased rates of uninsured individuals, exacerbating existing public health challenges in the state.
Advocacy groups are mobilizing to urge lawmakers to reconsider the proposed reductions, emphasizing the critical need for health coverage as a fundamental right. As discussions continue, the fate of millions remains uncertain, prompting widespread concern among healthcare providers and community organizations alike.
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