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A Congressional
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Medicare: History of Insolvency Projections
Patricia A. Davis
Specialist in Health Care Financing
June 11, 2012
The House Ways and Means Committee is making available this version of this Congressional Research Service
(CRS) report, with the cover date shown, for inclusion in its 2012 Green Book website. CRS works exclusively
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