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Suzanne Kreuziger is seen in her home on March 27, 2008, in Glendale, Wis. The 34-year-old registered nurse uses e-mail technology exclusively to stay in touch with her family, church friends and acquaintances who moved away. Yet when it comes to health care, like millions of Americans, Kreuziger is not able to contact her doctor by e-mail.

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