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France Pays For Long-Term Illnesses
April 2006 | Company Finance AlertPatients with chronic illnesses now account for 60% of France's healthcare reimbursement costs, according to CNAM - the national health insurer. Population growth, more retirees and a relaxation of diagnostic criteria have all contributed to the increase. Because products used in the treatment of long-term disease are 100% reimbursed, the rapid increase in the number of patients over the past ten years - more than 50% - is a pressing economic
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