Stan Brock

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Founder and volunteer CEO of Remote Area Medical

Stan Brock on KCRW

In the first of three days of arguments , the US Supreme Court made pretty clear today that it will rule on the constitutionality of President Obama's Affordable Care Act .

The Affordable Care Act and America's Uninsured

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The US Supreme Court today began an almost unprecedented three days of hearings on President Obama's Affordable Care Act .

SCOTUS Reviews Healthcare: Day One

The US Supreme Court today began an almost unprecedented three days of hearings on President Obama's Affordable Care Act .

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As a bush pilot in the Amazon Basin, Stan Brock first saw the suffering of people without access to medical services.

LA's Continuing Medical Crisis

As a bush pilot in the Amazon Basin, Stan Brock first saw the suffering of people without access to medical services.

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