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Malpractice Lawsuits Are 'Red Herring' in Obama Plan 
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The medical malpractice system is “completely broken,” said Chandra, a public policy professor at Harvard in Cambridge, Massachusetts. It rewards plaintiffs who are undeserving while leaving others with real injuries unpaid, prompts some doctors to ...
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