The crumbling wall between journalism and advocacy

Healthcare Blame Game
19/08/2024 24 min
The crumbling wall between journalism and advocacy

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Editor, professor, author, columnist and commentator Otis Sanford talks with Brad about decades of change in the journalism industry, and how reporter biases and opinions are seeping into healthcare news writing.
Also in this episode, people who celebrate meeting their deductible, and a special musical treat.

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