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Health Reform to Insure 32 Million: Are you ready for them?

by Geri Aston • May 2, 2010

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The law’s true impact won’t be known until the regulations are written, Dr. Johns said. “There are going to be thousands of pages of regulations. That will be the interesting part of it.”

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