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1) A study found that Medicare spending per patient was almost twice as high in McAllen, Texas compared to El Paso, Texas, which was attributed to differences in "physician culture". 2) However, an analysis of private insurance spending in these cities found little difference between McAllen and El Paso, questioning the assumption that physician behavior explains variations. 3) Additional research has found Medicare spending is not strongly correlated with total health spending in areas, and higher non-Med
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