`Senate's only doctor' prescribes profit motive ; Majority leader--and physician--Bill Frist makes no apologies for taking a private-sector approach to America's substantial health- care problems

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`Senate's only doctor' prescribes profit motive ; Majority leader--and physician--Bill Frist makes no apologies for taking a private-sector approach to America's substantial health- care problems
Chicago Tribune; Chicago, Ill.; Feb 23, 2003; Jill Zuckman, Washington Bureau;

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PHOTOS 2 Senate leader [Bill Frist], who provided medical aid in Congo in 1998, supports the free-market approach to health care. AP file photo by Ken Isaacs. Frist on medical care. (Chicagoland edition, News section, Page 1.) GRAPHIC: Who's backing Frist Sen. Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) has raised more than $2 million from doctors, health insurers, drug corporations and others in the health- care ...

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