On the recordJuly 10, 2002
So for $38 billion more in expenses a year, it appears that there was no real difference in public health.
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govinfo.govSo for $38 billion more in expenses a year, it appears that there was no real difference in public health.
Discussing the impact of increased spending on public health.
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