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November 3, 2009     

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Rep. John Dingell (D-Mich.): Numbers, not shouting, overwhelm health care debate


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'About 17 percent of our $14 trillion dollar economy is dedicated to health care. We pay more for health care than we do for food. Too much of what we spend on our care does nothing to improve our health. We pay for our highly bureaucratic and unwieldy health care system not just with dollars, but with the lives and well-being of millions of Americans.'

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Senate Committee study on Canada's health care system.: An article from: Canadian Parliamentary Review
by Jeffrey J. MacLeod

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Number of pages: 13
Publisher: Canadian Parliamentary Review

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