Economic Update: Inequality Undermines Health & Healthcare in the U.S.

[S13 E41] 

Update on Nobel Prize in economics to Harvard Prof. Claudia Goldin; comment on Maine/Halloween shootings, global financial secrecy index and President Biden's pursuit of money for war. Major segments on (i) UAW strike victories at Ford, GM and Stellantis, and (ii) abortion access victory in France. Read More

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  • Adnan Ali
    commented 2026-09-22 15:16:38 -0400
    The connection between economic inequality and access to healthcare is an important topic to examine. Differences in income, employment, housing, and access to resources can all affect how easily people obtain healthcare and maintain their overall well-being. Looking at these factors together gives a much broader picture of the challenges within the U.S. healthcare system. https://roulettinos.it
  • Katarina Schneider
    commented 2026-08-31 13:37:47 -0400
    This episode highlights how economic inequality affects health. During my addiction, I experienced firsthand how financial stress and lack of access to care can trap people. I felt hopeless, but I learned that help is available. Quality care should not be a luxury. I am grateful for the support I received through a Canadian Centre for Addictions https://canadiancentreforaddictions.org/ that treated me with dignity and provided the care I needed to rebuild my life.
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  • Rachel D. Harris
    commented 2025-09-22 00:33:52 -0400
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    commented 2025-09-22 00:33:02 -0400
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