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President Obama, America's Doctors and Healthcare Reform
In President Obama's speech to the American Medical Association asking help in enacting healthcare reform, he included a pitch for the so-called "public option" to compete with private insurance. The President told doctors that the current medical system rewards them for quantity, rather than quality.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readIn President Obama's speech to the American Medical Association asking help in enacting healthcare reform, he included a pitch for the so-called "public option" to compete with private insurance. The President told doctors that the current medical system rewards them for quantity, rather than quality.
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