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Schnurman: Texas Ranks Near Bottom on Health Care Quality

Despite a booming economy, Texas ranks well below average in the quality of care provided to residents, including those with health insurance.

by John Reynolds

Patients wait to be seen at the People's Community Clinic in Austin, on Nov. 8, 2010.
Credit: Callie Richmond

Despite a booming economy, Texas ranks well below average in the quality of care provided to residents, including those with health insurance. (The Dallas Morning News)

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