Time to Unravel the Healthcare Knot in America
10 June 2022
Nina Schaefer, Director of the Center for Health and Welfare Policy at The Heritage Foundation, discusses the need to go on the offense to modernize healthcare in America with more patient-centered and market-based options.
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