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The end of federal subsidies for Affordable Care Act insurance is hitting home this month for tens of thousands of people in Southern California.

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The United States spends more on health care than any nation in human history—about $14,500 per person each year—yet delivers worse outcomes and less financial security than other wealthy countries.

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