Question

1. what impact does lack of coverage have on health outcomes?

improved overall public health
faster access to emergency services
increased rates of untreated medical conditions.
better preventive care

Explanation:

Lack of coverage means people may not be able to afford or access necessary medical services. This would lead to more untreated medical conditions as they can't get timely care. Improved public health, faster emergency access, and better preventive care are positive outcomes that would likely require adequate coverage, not lack of it.

Answer:

Increased rates of untreated medical conditions.