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Study
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Data
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Methodological Approach
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Card et al. (2004)
The impact of nearly universal coverage on health care utilization and health: Evidence from Medicare
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Cross-sectional survey data from the 1992-2001 NHIS; mortality data from NCHS Multiple Cause of Death files
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Regression discontinuity analysis of general health status by age
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Card et al. (2007)
Does Medicare save lives?
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Cross-sectional state hospital discharge data from California from 1992-2002
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Regression discontinuity analysis of mortality by age among acutely ill adults hospitalized for non-deferrable conditions
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Decker and Rapaport (2002)
Medicare and inequalities in health outcomes: The case of breast cancer
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SEER cancer registry data from 1980-1994 with followup mortality data
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Difference-in-differences comparisons of stage of diagnosis and survival for white and black women with breast cancer before and after age 65
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Decker (2005)
Medicare and the health of women with breast cancer
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SEER cancer registry data from 1980-2001 with followup mortality data
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Difference-in-differences comparisons of stage of diagnosis and survival for white, black, and Hispanic women with breast cancer before and after age 65
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Decker and Remler (2004)
How much might universal health insurance reduce socioeconomic disparities in health?
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Cross-sectional survey data from the 1997-1998 NHIS and the 1996-1997 NPHS
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Difference-in-differences-in-differences comparison of general health status by age in the United States and Canada
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