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Poll of the Week – What do You Think of the Health Law Ruling?
Practice Notes bloggers Marisa Torrieri and Aubrey Westgate asked several physicians what they thought of the ruling. Many had serious concerns.
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Practice Notes bloggers Marisa Torrieri and Aubrey Westgate recently asked several physicians what they thought of the ruling. Many said they had serious concerns.
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