Summary:
The book dissects the dysfunctional American healthcare system, revealing how it evolved into a highly profitable industry that often prioritizes revenue over patient care. It also provides readers with practical advice on navigating the system and advocating for better, more affordable healthcare.
Key points:
1. Healthcare Commercialization: Rosenthal says the US healthcare system has become profit-driven, leading to high costs and unaffordability.
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