DAILY UPDATE: Monkey-Pox is Up but Health Insurance is Down

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The World Health Organization declared monkey-pox a global health emergency last Wednesday, about two years after pulling the same alarm on a different variant that infected almost 100,000 people worldwide and 32,000+ in the US, according to the New York Times.

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The number of people in the US without health insurance has been steadily rising since the official end of the Covid-19 public health emergency was declared in May 2023. The uninsured rate rose to 8.2% (or roughly 27 million people) in Q1 2024 after falling to a record low of 7.2% in Q2 2023, CDC data shows. That low was largely thanks to the Medicaid continuous enrollment policy that allowed all beneficiaries to keep their coverage until May 2023, according to Daniel Polsky, a health economist and professor at Johns Hopkins Carey Business School.

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