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McConnell says his bill wouldn't take anyone off Medicaid; foes say it would, starting with some children, then adults-HEALTHYLIVE
McConnell says his bill wouldn't take anyone off Medicaid; foes say it would, starting with some children, then adults-HEALTHYLIVE
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Adult obesity in Ky. reaches all-time high of 36.6%, fifth in U.S.; doctor says insurance needs to start covering obesity prevention-HEALTHYLIVE
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