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Simply put, health care is expensive, and costs are rising because people are more sick due to exposure toWhen the Centers for Disease Control analyzed medical expenditures among U.S. adults, it found that among 166 million working adults, at leasthad either an asthma or a medical event related to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease annually. That costs at least $12 billion per year, and a majority of that is paid by those who hold private medical insurance.
Physicians are often so busy working that we are not able to show up in the public arena to tell you our perspective. However, from this local pediatrician’s perspective, I’m all for San Diego slashing 90 percent of natural gas from all buildings because it’s going to save us all money and, more importantly, save lives.
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