
What We're Reading: ACA Repeal Misconception; ACA Enrollment Status; Zika Vaccine Trial
Poll finds one-third of Americans believe the Affordable Care Act has been repealed; enrollees in Obamacare coverage largely come from states that voted for President Donald Trump; 2 trials find Zika vaccines are safe and effective.
Poll Finds Misconception that ACA Is Repealed
A new poll has found that one-third of Americans believe that the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has been repealed.
Trump Supporters Sign Up for ACA
An analysis of enrollment figures for the ACA found that more than 4 in 5 of those who signed up for ACA coverage were from states that carried Trump to his White House victory.
Zika Trial Results
A phase 1 and a phase 2 study both found that 2 different Zika vaccines were safe and well tolerated. One vaccine had 3 delivery methods tested: single-dose needle and syringe; split-dose needle and syringe; and split-dose needle-free injection.
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