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Tuesday, November 16 2004

Critical Condition: How Healthcare in America Became Big Business-and Bad Medicine by Donald L. Barl

Progress, if any is to be made, will not come until the wall is broken on the myth that a national public health care system is opposed to the core values of the United States' free market principals.


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