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An Arm and a Leg

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Hidden Help: What Happened When Oregon Forced Hospitals to Boost Financial Aid? (From Tradeoffs) Oct 20, 2026 · nobody named

Medicare plans keep disappearing Sep 24, 2026 · nobody named

System meltdown: employer-sponsored health insurance Sep 3, 2026

<podcast:person role="guest" href="https://starcastapp.com/person/bob-herman">Bob Herman</podcast:person>

A Texas doctor’s love letter to ‘the People’s Hospital’ (from 2023) Aug 13, 2026

<podcast:person role="guest" href="https://starcastapp.com/person/ricardo-nuila">Ricardo Nuila</podcast:person>

Julie Rovner is worried: Checking in with a veteran DC reporter. Jul 23, 2026

<podcast:person role="guest" href="https://starcastapp.com/person/julie-rovner">Julie Rovner</podcast:person>

How to Fight a Health Insurance Denial With a Little-Known Tool (from ProPublica’s "Paper Trail") Jul 2, 2026

<podcast:person role="host" href="https://starcastapp.com/person/jessica-lussenhop">Jessica Lussenhop</podcast:person>
<podcast:person role="guest" href="https://starcastapp.com/person/duaa-eldeib">Duaa Eldeib</podcast:person>

The Prescription Drug Playbook (Full Version) Jun 11, 2026 · nobody named

The Chatbot Will See You Now: Big Tech In Therapy (from Organized Money) May 21, 2026

<podcast:person role="guest" href="https://starcastapp.com/person/linda-michaels">Linda Michaels</podcast:person>

The Supreme Court case that could slow generic drugs Apr 27, 2026 · nobody named

Why drugs cost so much, 101: Medicine monopolies Apr 9, 2026

<podcast:person role="guest" href="https://starcastapp.com/person/al-engelberg">Al Engelberg</podcast:person>

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