On the recordJanuary 23, 2017
That is changing the way that American medicine is practiced by folks making decisions here in Washington as opposed to patients and families and doctors making those decisions.
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congress.govThat is changing the way that American medicine is practiced by folks making decisions here in Washington as opposed to patients and families and doctors making those decisions.
Tom Price argues against government mandates in medical practices.
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