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Making Up the Difference: Otolaryngologists find ways to provide care for under- and uninsured patients

by Jennifer L.W. Fink • January 13, 2012

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“It is also dependent on the personality, demeanor and approach of the advocate. One can catch more flies with honey than with vinegar,” he said.

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