
How Health Care Reform Will Benefit Hispanic Americans
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act makes important contributions toward addressing Hispanic Americans’ health care needs, write Lesley Russell and Karen Davenport.
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The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act makes important contributions toward addressing Hispanic Americans’ health care needs, write Lesley Russell and Karen Davenport.
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