Is the proposed investment in primary care part of a larger strategy to address the growing shortage of primary care?
Summer Lee: “Is the proposed investment in primary care part of a larger strategy to address the growing shortage of primary care?”
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Sheila Jackson Lee questions the budget's investment in primary care amidst a shortage.
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