ABOUT THIS EPISODE
In this introductory episode, you will hear shocking stories about impossibly expensive treatment and patients being imprisoned for not paying their bills.
You will also learn that even death does not offer an escape for many victims.
Featuring an interview with Oxfam’s Anna Marriott, the principal author of The Sick Development report that this podcast series is based on.
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