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Health reform must help, not hurt women

There is no question that the health care system in our country needs reform, and needs it sooner rather than later. But health care reform that comes at the cost of women’s health is too high a price to pay. Full Article at Syracuse.com

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    Jon Kyl – Jon Kyl SOURCE: Syracuse.com 2 weeks ago
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    Jon Kyl – Jon Kyl SOURCE: The Jackson Sun 3 weeks ago
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