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Jeff King was recovering from an unexpected procedure to fix his irregular heart rhythm when he received shocking news. The hospital had given him a $160,000 (£119,000) bill for the treatment. King, a ...

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GREENFIELD, Wis. (CBS 58) -- Four of Wisconsin's largest health care organizations teamed up Tuesday, teaching the next generation about careers that truly make a difference. More than 1,000 students ...

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