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Senior CounselPaul DeMuro, Ph.D., is an attorney and strategic advisor who uses his cross-disciplinary background in informatics, finance and accounting, economics, and law, coupled with his extensive health care knowledge and experience, to ...
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State governments are increasingly entering the field of health care market oversight and enforcement. In what was once an issue typically left to the federal government, state governments are looking for ways to regulate market activity in the health care industry as a way to stem increases in health care costs. Late May brought yet another example of what the future may offer in this regard.
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