which option is correct about Medicare and Medicaid?     Medicaid is a federally-sponsored program while Medicare is sponsored with states and federal governments     The health care cost of Medicare enrollees in the last two years of their life is very small      Medicaid is less costly than Medicare     Under the Affordable Care Act, Medicare was expanded at the cost of contracting Medicaid

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