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Brief chat with Speaker Therese Terlaje: 'Bill 112 is not an attack on doctors'

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Debate flares over medical malpractice bill; Terlaje defends Bill 112 anew

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'No more excuses: real climate action now'

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Brief chat with Speaker Therese Terlaje: 'Bill 112 is not an attack on doctors'

Debate flares over medical malpractice bill; Terlaje defends Bill 112 anew

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