Later on, we are going to move to the medical malpractice bill, which is an important piece of legislation. It will allow women, especially, to have access to OB/GYN doctors, some of whom are giving up their practices of delivering babies because of the cost of medical liability insurance. It will also address the issue of doctors in emergency rooms and make sure those doctors are able to practice in emergency rooms so people, when they are seriously injured and they go to an emergency room, will have doctors.
Judd Gregg: “Later on, we are going to move to the medical malpractice bill, which is an important piece of legislation. It will…”
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Discussing the importance of the medical malpractice bill.
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