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    The op-ed discusses the issue of rising healthcare costs in the United States. It argues that healthcare costs have increased dramatically over the past few decades and now make up a large portion of household budgets. The author claims this is unsustainable and proposes several reforms, including allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices directly and limiting administrative costs by healthcare providers and insurers. The op-ed concludes by stating these reforms could help control costs while still providing quality care to Americans.

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    The op-ed discusses the issue of rising healthcare costs in the United States. It argues that healthcare costs have increased dramatically over the past few decades and now make up a large portion of household budgets. The author claims this is unsustainable and proposes several reforms, including allowing Medicare to negotiate drug prices directly and limiting administrative costs by healthcare providers and insurers. The op-ed concludes by stating these reforms could help control costs while still providing quality care to Americans.

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    OpEd

    by Joseph Ruvalcaba

    Submission date: 10-Dec-2018 09:36AM (UT C-0600)


    Submission ID: 1054340886
    File name: OpEd_essay.pdf (81.15K)
    Word count: 760
    Character count: 3728
    OpEd
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