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Health Care Groups to Cut Costs

By Matthew Murray
Roll Call Staff
May 12, 2009, Midnight

The industries with the most to lose from proposed changes to the nation’s health care system vowed Monday to work with the White House — and each other — to strip out at least $2 trillion in unnecessary medical spending in the next decade.

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