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Senate releases healthcare reform bill: Impacts on imaging
Policymakers are increasingly focusing on outpatient medical imaging, which has been the target of recent attacks. The latest bill from the U.S. Senate, which was released by Sen. Harry Reid (D-NV) late Wednesday night, was no exception.
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