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Medical debt is impacting economic well-being and the ability of individuals to thrive.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 23

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Jul 23Yahoo FinanceA judge blocked a rule to drop medical debt from credit reports. What now? A recent federal court ruling overturned a Biden-era ban on medical debt in credit reports just as access to healthcare and