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Here's Reuters:

"A new study on emergency rooms disputes the common wisdom that the poor and uninsured are filling them up."

I don't know. I tried to find a web site that lists common wisdoms, but I couldn't. Is that really the common wisdom?

Citing a laughably tendentious study from UCSF, Reuters busts open our fascist economic principle that people who don't have money and are offered free goods and services will use them to infinity.

UCSF is fiddling while Health Care burns.

If you read the study you can see how flawed and useless it is. And funny how Reuters gratuitously trots out wooly-thinking Steffie Woolhandler to put in a pitch for National Health Care. What a bogosity.

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health care also health·care (hlthkâr) n. :efforts made to maintain or restore health especially by trained and licensed professionals -- usually hyphenated when used attributively

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