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Statement of the American Association of Retired Persons on Preventive Health Care

Fields

Author

Rogers, M.E.

Area

SPEARS,ALEXANDER/OFFICE

Alias

87679922/87679932

Type

TRAN, TRANSCRIPT

Recipient (Organization)

Special Comm on Aging

US Senate

Named Person

Cohen

Rogers, M.E.

Sloan, K.

Document File

87679789/87680362/Missing

Date Loaded

05 Jun 1998

Named Organization

American Heart Assn

American Red Cross

Dartmouth Medical School

Dyg

Health Care America

Hhs, Dept of Health and Human Services

Inst for Better Health

Medicaid

Medicare

New Haven Medical Center

Nj State Office on Aging

Special Comm on Aging

US Senate

Yale

American Assn of Retired Persons

Litigation

Stmn/Produced

Author (Organization)

American Assn of Retired Persons

Site

G65

Request

R1-004

R1-037

R1-073

R1-132

Master ID

87679895/0021
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