On the recordJune 18, 2012
Can I just say in conclusion, Mr. Chairman, to me one of the biggest challenges we confront in Medicare reform is dealing with this risk of cherry-picking.
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congress.govCan I just say in conclusion, Mr. Chairman, to me one of the biggest challenges we confront in Medicare reform is dealing with this risk of cherry-picking.
Conrad emphasizes the challenge of preventing cherry-picking in Medicare reform.
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