The Republican senator on the 11th obtained a report saying that the $848 billion medical reform legislation will lead to a gradual increase in national medical costs and that the long-term insurance clauses in the legislation will prove to be financially unsustainable. The report was prepared by the Insurance Actuary of the Department of Health and Human Services. According to the report, the cost of medical reform in the United States is expected to increase by 0.7% in the next 10 years. It is estimated that the total cost of medical reform will be $234 billion higher than when the bill was not passed. This finding directly refutes Obama’s position that legislation will cut the cost of medical reform. The report also said that under the health care reform bill, more than 33 million US citizens and legal residents will be insured, which makes 93% of the US have medical insurance. But the report said that the new medical needs caused by the bill would prove "difficult to meet the initial estimate," as doctors and hospitals will respond to new demands for their services through higher fees. The report also said that the bill's proposal to cut Medicare spending "may be unrealistic." The report also said that the long-term insurance provisions enacted by the bill will face enormous financial challenges. The report stated that the project faces the risk of “reverse selection†in other parts of the world. According to the report, “There are very serious risks, and the problem of adverse selection will lead to the 'long-term medical insurance' project will be unsustainable. SICHUAN UNIWELL BIOTECHNOLOGY CO.,LTD. , https://www.uniwellbio.com