An Overview of Major Health-related Bills in the 2011-2012 Legislative Session

by Kids Forward | April 4, 2012

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This four-page document provides a summary of the major bills related to health and health care that were considered by the Wisconsin legislature during the 2011-12 session, which came to a close in March 2012. It includes links to bill text and history, and notes which bills were signed into law by the Governor.

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