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Home Public Health and Research Ohio Father, Baby with Brain Cancer at Same Time Could Lose Health Insurance

Ohio Father, Baby with Brain Cancer at Same Time Could Lose Health Insurance

Posted on July 18, 2017 Written by Editor

A young Ohio father and his baby boy who battled brain cancer at the same time are among the 22 million Americans at risk of losing health insurance if a bill being considered by the United States Senate becomes law. The family is featured in a new video released today urging lawmakers to vote no.

The video, posted at http://www.usw.org/Nathan, urges viewers to call 1-877-607-0785 to tell their senators to vote no on the disastrous health care bill. It shares the story of Ryan and Nathan Link of Mt. Vernon, Ohio. Both have a rare genetic disorder called Li-Fraumeni Syndrome, which mutates the tumor-blocking genes making them susceptible to cancers.

SOURCE United Steelworkers (USW)

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