1.2 million adults in states without expanded Medicaid fall into coverage gap: KFF

An estimated 1.2 million adults in ten states that haven't expanded Medicaid are left without insurance coverage, highlighting a significant disparity compared to states that have adopted the expansion. This leaves many eligible for Medicaid under federal poverty guidelines unable to access coverage, while those in states that expanded Medicaid can qualify for marketplace subsidies. This divide underscores ongoing debates about healthcare access and the implications for public health and economic wellbeing in these regions.