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Health reforms - where they stand

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    16 March 2012
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Bodies, representing specialists across the NHS, have expressed a range of concerns about the government's Health Bill, currently going through the Lords. Some have called for it to be scrapped, while others want specific concerns addressed. Here is where they stand, and their key comments.

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