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Podcast host Joe Sparks reiterates some of the major benefits of single-payer reform. Improved Medicare for All would:

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Why is tying a medical provider’s pay to the outcomes of their patients a bad

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Medicare Advantage began in 2003 as a rebranding of the then-named

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Podcast host Joe Sparks brings up the drastic measures imposed by the University of Delaware to confront rising health costs: everything from freezing