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Who Designed Healthcare This Way? Big Ideas Live! Recap with Sloane Frost
Have you ever come up against something that seems ridiculous in the health care system and wondered what kind of oversight lead to it? Do the problems with our system come from people who don't think things through or people who thought things through incorrectly?
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