A record number of Americans are struggling to afford healthcare

Healthcare disparities continue to rise in the US as low-income, Black, and Hispanic Americans are struggling to afford medicine and care.

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• Over a third of Americans, about 91 million people, can't afford quality medical care, per a new survey.
• The survey results come as healthcare costs are on the rise for many Americans.
• Disparities in access to healthcare are rising for low-income, Black, and Hispanic Americans.

Over a third of Americans can't afford quality medical care.