Latest (cash) injections
MONTHS after Al Gore started scoring points on the vexed issue of Medicare, George W. Bush has finally outlined his plan for reforming the federal health programme for the elderly and dealing with its most contentious problem: how to cover the rising cost of prescription drugs.
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