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What does choice mean when it comes to health care?

  • Written by Norman Daniels, Professor of Population Ethics and Professor of Ethics and Population Health, Harvard Medical School
imageFor many, the heart of the health care debate is the ability of patients to choose their own health care, including whether to buy insurance and which doctor to see. Alpa Prod/Shutterstock.com

President Trump continues to threaten millions of Americans who now have health insurance with loss of coverage by undermining the Affordable Care Act,...

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