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An election Saturday in Louisiana for the state’s governorship could thwart Republican efforts to curtail the expansion of Medicaid health benefits under the Affordable Care Act.
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“We want to be that helping hand to quit, whether it’s smoking, whether it’s vaping, whether it’s alcohol — or even harder addictions like opioid addiction.”
