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The first full year of health coverage expansion under the Affordable Care Act
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By David Dayen The Intercept, Sept. 15, 2015 The screaming headline on Tuesday’s Wall Street Journal reads “Price Tag of Bernie Sanders’s Proposals: $18 Trillion.” This would comprise
TenOne: Medicare-for-All National Student Day of Action on 10/1/15
By Joan BrunwasserOpEd News, Sept. 13, 2015My guest today is Scott Goldberg, a fourth year medical student at the University of Chicago's Pritzker School of
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Nothing Can be Gained in a Broken System
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