Pressure is mounting on Republicans to explain how they are going to repeal the Affordable Care Act without unleashing massive disruption to the health care system and the millions of Americans who have health insurance because of the landmark law.

A new study says 30 million people will lose coverage if the ACA is repealed without an accompanying "replacement" legislation aimed at preserving plans or offering new ones.

The researchers from the Urban Institute, which conducted the analysis, explain:

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