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Feds: Jury awards are to blame for insurance hikes

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Bob Gatty

Washington-Congress has been told by its chief investigative agency thatincreasing medical liability awards, indeed, are contributing to skyrocketingpremium costs for many physicians, but that fact is not having a widespreadimpact on patients' access to health care.

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