Improving our health care system, both private and public, requires pursuing dollars that are wasted or diverted, dollars that add to our costs, but don't improve health.
Henry Waxman: “Improving our health care system, both private and public, requires pursuing dollars that are wasted or diverted…”
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Waxman stresses the importance of addressing waste and fraud in healthcare to improve the system.
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