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Obama speaks to doctors on reform

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President Barack Obama has spoken to doctors about the need for health insurance reform in the United States.

Speaking at the White House, Mr Obama said that the doctors, who represented all 50 US States, understood that their jobs would be "a lot easier" if the reform took place.

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