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Study: Healthcare Concerns Getting Lost in Translation

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About 1 million Californians with limited English proficiency could receive lower-quality healthcare from their HMOs because of language barriers, according to a UCLA study released this week.Of the 9.4 million adults enrolled in HMOs in 2003, the study

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