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Health and Medicine

Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Analysts say development of new drugs, devices and treatments could be impacted by healthcare overhaul
They're also concerned about a chilling effect on investment in bio-innovation companies
by WKSU's KAREN SCHAEFER

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Industry analysts worry that healthcare reformers aren't paying enough attention to medical innovations like this device for patient data input
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Analysts at this year's Cleveland Clinic Medical Innovation Summit say one casualty of health-care reform could be medical innovation.
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