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Health insurance for the poor: impact on catastrophic and out-of-pocket health expenditures in Mexico
The European Journal of Health Economics, 10/02/09

Sosa–Rubi SG et al. – The goal of Seguro Popular (SP) in Mexico was to improve the financial protection of the uninsured population against excessive health expenditures. SP beneficiaries also had lower expenditures on outpatient and medicine expenditures. The selection–corrected protective effect is found not only in the limited experimental dataset, but also at the national level.

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