Globe Editorial
SINCE NO ONE doubts that universal healthcare in this state will be in trouble if costs keep spiraling, the Legislature wisely passed a health cost containment bill last week. Its biggest potential brake on rising outlays is its push toward computerization of medical records. But the most controversial part of the bill would curb rising healthcare costs in another way: ... (Full article: 439 words)
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