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ObamaCare 101: How President Obama's Healthcare Reforms Will Impact Patients and Doctors

By CFIF Staff
Wednesday, July 08 2009

As the White House and Congress intensify their efforts to revamp the nation’s healthcare system, the American people seem to have more questions than answers. How will “reform” impact access to care and physicians? How will “reform” be paid for? Others are questioning why we are rushing into a government-run healthcare system before those questions are answered. Paul Howard, Ph.D., a Senior Fellow and the Director of Manhattan Institute's Center for Medical Progress, is among the inquisitive. Recently, Dr. Howard joined CFIF’s Renee Giachino to discuss the…

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