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Making Medicare Better for Patients and Doctors

By Karen Davenport | July 28, 2008

What will Congress' latest Medicare bill mean for senior citizens and doctors? What more can be done to improve the value of Medicare for seniors? And how can we improve Medicare's long-term financial health?


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