New health law seminar full of info but lacking assurances

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Dr. Phaedra Corso, professor of health policy and management and director of the Economic Evaluation Research Group in the UGA College of Public Health, was one of a panel of experts invited to speak to a crowd of over 300 Hall County residents about the new health care law and its impacts.

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