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|Articles|November 12, 2012
Coalition Pushes New Proposal to Avoid Medicare, Medicaid Cuts
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With President Obama and congressional Republicans turning to address the looming budget crisis, a coalition of consumer groups, labor unions and major employers is pushing new approaches to control federal health spending without cutting benefits for seniors and others who rely on Medicare and Medicaid.
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