Access to Health Care as an Incentive for Healthy Behavior - An Assessment of the Affordable Care Act's Personal Responsibility for Wellness Reforms

Indiana Health Law Review

doi 10.18060/18891

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December 31, 2013

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Lindsay F. Wiley

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IUPUI University Library

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