I understand that we have to find a way to address what my colleague, Mr. Raskin, called the injustice of being unable to afford medical care when hit with a misfortune of medical trauma.
Mary Gay Scanlon: “I understand that we have to find a way to address what my colleague, Mr. Raskin, called the injustice of being unable…”
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Scanlon acknowledges the injustice of unaffordable medical care during crises.
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