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Children tend to have better academic outcomes.
Children tend to have better academic outcomes.
Health insurance is expensive, so families forgo other expenses.
Health insurance is expensive, so families forgo other expenses.
Health is taken for granted.
Health is taken for granted.
Parents are able to have more children
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The outcome that is a direct result of parents having health insurance is: Children tend to have better academic outcomes.
Having health insurance often leads to better access to healthcare, which can positively impact children's overall health and well-being, thereby supporting better academic performance.
