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Survival for adults with congenital heart disease improved over the past 30 years, but those living in states with lower median household income and more uninsured people had higher rates of death and disability, researchers reported.Household income and insured status may serve as significant indicators for areas where residents with congenital heart disease may experience disparate morbidity
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