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A new Gallup study shows a record number of Americans—especially lower-income, Black, and Hispanic adults—are unable to pay ...

A new Gallup survey finds 11 percent of US adults can’t access quality care and can’t pay for care or medicine.

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Thirty-five percent of Americans surveyed said they are unable to access affordable, quality health care when needed.

According to Gallup, 11% of adults are now "cost desperate," meaning they have recently gone without care or medicine and lack access to affordable, quality healthcare. That’s a three-point rise ...