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Relevant Population Characteristics for Personal doctor or health care provider

Relevant Population Characteristics

Lack of a primary provider was more common among young adults, especially men aged 18 to 34 (only 50.3% reported having a personal doctor) in 2018.

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Content updated: Thu, 10 Nov 2022 16:47:02 MST