For the third election in a row, California voters wisely rejected a costly ballot initiative (Prop. 29) that would have had disastrous consequences for the state’s 80,000 dialysis patients. Dialysis typically lasts four hours per session, with many patients needing three treatments a week. Missing even one treatment can be fatal. Had it passed, Prop.
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