David Goldhill

GSN

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President and CEO of GSN, the US cable television network, and author of Catastrophic Care: How American Health Care Killed my Father – and How We Can Fix It

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Obamacare was produced in part to put the brakes on the costs of healthcare in the United States, which outstrips the rest of the industrial world.

A Better Path to Affordable Healthcare?

Obamacare was produced in part to put the brakes on the costs of healthcare in the United States, which outstrips the rest of the industrial world.

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