Medicare Rx Fallback Plan Would Be More Likely Under Sen. Kennedy Bill
Executive Summary
Government-sponsored Medicare prescription drug fallback plans would be more widely available under a bill introduced by Sen. Edward Kennedy (D-Mass.)
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