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Transition

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John V. Cox, DO, MBA

As you read this, the United States is preparing for a historic transition of power. Barack Obama will take the reins of government as the 44th President of the United States, carrying an enormous burden of pent-up expectations. With so many issues pressing for attention, and with a pocketbook saturated in red ink, it is difficult to predict the priority that health care reform will receive in the first days of the new administration. Clearly, the list of ills of our health care system has been iterated many times: the inefficiencies of multiple sets of . . . [Click for More]

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