The new U.S. Senate health care bill made public for the first time Thursday on Capitol Hill could drastically affect Georgia.
Georgia State University professor Bill Custer said it could mean more Georgians losing coverage. Even more than the 720,000 he estimated would be without coverage based on his analysis of a bipartisan report on the health care bill passed by the House last month.
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