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My Turn
Our Small Acts of Fraud
Adam F. Dorin, MD, MBA

By strictly adhering to and enforcing the healthcare fraud laws that are already on the books, we could pay for the 43 million uninsured Americans to have basic HMO insurance. Here's just one example from my specialty of anesthesiology.

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