Americans say a number of health care issues are "very" important, but when asked to choose the most important, Americans...

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Americans say a number of health care issues are "very" important, but when asked to choose the most important, Americans are more likely to say lowering the cost of health insurance and extending it to more people

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Re: Americans say a number of health care issues are "very" important, but when asked to choose the most important, Americans...

On February 19, 2009 Anonymous says:

is this really a big issues in our health care system? yes it is. it is major issues in the reason of people are really don't figure out what type of issuarance they need in this downturn?, it is major issue in the reason of our infrastructure (of health system) is really worse, costof health care going up at that level middle class family can't afford for their family as well as unemployement rate going up day by day and lot of americans are unissured.