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Medical device companies spend 28 million to lobby in 2007

By Kim Dayton

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Medical device companies in 2007 spent more than $28 million on lobbying the federal government, compared with $26.5 million in 2006, according to a preliminary analysis of U.S. Senate records conducted by the Center for Responsive Politics, the St. Paul...

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