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Five Health Care Issues To Watch in 2012

Dan Diamond | California Healthline | December 21, 2011

Not to be a Grinch, but "Road to Reform" doesn't celebrate the 12 days of Christmas. We do, however, cherish the 10 years of staggered Affordable Care Act implementation. It's the gift that keeps on giving for health wonks -- and columnists on the health reform beat. After a packed 2011, here are five issues springing out of last year's reform law that bear watching in 2012.

1. The Supreme Court battle over ACA

It's an open question: Are those 10 years of reforms even constitutional?...

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