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Supplementary insured individuals undergo planned heart procedures, such as coronary artery dilation, about 11 percent more often than those with basic insurance. Whether this is medically justified or influenced by financial incentives remains unclear, according to the researchers.

J. L. 4 hours ago

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Supplementary insured individuals undergo planned heart procedures, such as coronary artery dilation, about 11 percent more often than those with basic insurance. Whether this is medically justified or influenced by financial incentives remains unclear, according to the researchers. [5]