Young adulthood marks a period of life transition that impacts the availability of health insurance. College and university students often lose health insurance upon graduation, young adults are more likely to have low-wage and entry-level positions that do not offer health benefits, and many young adults lack the financial resources required to independently purchase health insurance. As a result of these dynamics, young adults aged 18 to 29 have long been disproportionately uninsured , and uninsured for longer periods of time, when compared to those in other age groups. Being able to stay...