As highlighted last night on the Convention floor, one of the key platforms at the DNC is to find a solution to the healthcare crisis in the US. Millions across the country remain uninsured - and countless low-income families and individuals are faced with hard choices daily, like whether to buy prescription drugs or pay the utility bill. New Census Bureau figures released this week state that the number of people without health insurance dropped by more than a million in last year. But a closer examination indicates that those numbers might not paint an accurate portrayal of the uninsured. FSRN's Karen Miller reports on the agencies new findings.

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