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| Dänk 1010011010... |
 Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2009 9:03 am |
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The national health care bill about to pass Congress will provide
coverage for 'preventative' medicine, such as mammograms.
By an amazing coincidence, the government that will now have to pay
for those preventative mammograms now says the yearly mammograms it
formerly recommended are unnecessary.
Of course, it was government mandates that forced private insurance
companies to pay for yearly mammograms that are part of the reason
that health insurance premiums are rising so fast, and the reason we
need government-run national health care.
How will the reduced number of mammograms affect the projected costs
of Obamacare, which currently stands at about one trillion dollars?
What other 'necessary' medical services that private plans are
currently required to cover will be excluded from Obamacare? |
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