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Editor's Page
Insurers Trip You Up Coming and Going
Dan O'Connor, Editor-in-Chief

Dan O It's not that the country's leading insurance companies are against painless colonoscopies or improved at-home post-op pain relief, only that they've decided to no longer pay for these things because, they say, they're not "medically necessary" (propofol for colonoscopy) and they're "experimental" (pain pumps). We disagree.

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