In 2001, America 's Hospitals Provided Nearly

In 2001, America 's Hospitals Provided Nearly $21 Billion In Uncompensated Health Care Services

Emergency Health Care For Illegal Aliens Along The Southwestern Border Is Already Costing Area Hospitals $200 Million A Year, With Perhaps Another $100 Million In Extended Care Costs

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Global Crude Oil Demand Is Increasing, Particularly In Places Like China

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