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Health Divides, September 2016

August 29th, 2016
Colorado Fiscal Institute

Check out the May 2016 edition of Health Divides, CFI’s specialty newsletter looking at equity and economics in health care. We explore ambulance diversion, hepatitis C in Native communities, and affordable housing.

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Health Equity Bulletin September 2016

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