claim: "a study by the university of virginia pulls back the curtain on medicaid’s tragically bad outcomes, including ‘increased risk of adjusted mortality.’"
author: pete snyder
evidence_1: mar 6, 2013 ... it would be totally wrong and irresponsible for virginia to fall for this big  government bait-and-switch. i drill into ... but don't take my word for it — a study  by the university of virginia pulls back the curtain on medicaid's tragically bad  outcomes, including “increased risk of adjusted mortality,” or as one report ...
evidence_2: republican from virginia ... the university of virginia pulls back the curtain on  medicaid's tragically bad outcomes, including 'increased risk of adjusted mortality .
evidence_3: jan 21, 2014 ... like racial profiling by police, patient profiling by physicians is more ... urged me  to stay on the pill, and disputed any potential negative consequences. ......  however, my doctor made a minor adjustment to the crown, which tragically led  ...... 2/ enrolled nursing and currently in university studying my bachelor ...
evidence_4: "a study by the university of virginia pulls back the curtain on medicaid's  tragically bad outcomes, including 'increased risk of adjusted mortality.'" —  politifact ...
evidence_5: those on medicare and medicaid are already on a government-run plan and ...  to cut costs even more, if a patient is chronically ill, with more than one .... many  worry that a government-run health care system will do away with the .... medical  studies knows that different studies result in different outcomes and conclusions.