On the recordNovember 16, 2009
If we fail to address this issue aggressively now, we will clearly, clearly pay for it in significant increases in health care expenditures in the future.
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congress.govIf we fail to address this issue aggressively now, we will clearly, clearly pay for it in significant increases in health care expenditures in the future.
Vilsack emphasizes the long-term costs of inaction on health issues.
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