Medicare cost crisis looms over surgery field says expert
In Chicago Dr George R Dunlop president of the American College of Surgeons warned that by 2000 medical costs could reach 2 trillion annually. He urged reductions in unnecessary care and better cost tracking for tests and procedures to curb the surge. He cited Blue Cross losses and rising private insurance costs as signs of a system under strain.
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