back to the salt mines
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For researchers in this field, then, it’s time to go back to the salt mines.
From Science Magazine
So it’s back to the salt mines for the legions of government workers and health care providers charged with implementing the ambitious reforms, which seek to beef up the Medicaid program for low-income Americans and open the private insurance market to all comers, regardless of health status, and thus cover tens of millions currently lacking insurance — all while cutting health care costs, at least in theory.
From Time
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