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If Medicare for All had been in force, hundreds of thousands killed by COVID would be alive April 29, 2021 by Jake Johnson A new report by the consumer advocacy group Public Citizen makes the case that the United States’ fragmented for-profit health care system hampered the nation’s coronavirus response “at every turn.” This resulted in millions of COVID-19 infections and hundreds of thousands of deaths that likely would have been prevented under a Medicare for All system. Titled “Unprepared for COVID-19: How the Pandemic Makes the Case for Medicare for All,” the report by Eagan Kemp builds off a recent analysis showing that around 40 percent of U.S. COVID-19 infections and 33 percent of virus deaths are associated with uninsurance, which was high before the pandemic and soared last year as mass layoffs threw millions off their employer-provided coverage. The growing uninsured rate has hit frontline workers particularly hard.

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