Obamacare and Ebola – W CALVIN ANDERSON, M.Ed

Foreign Policy.Com: Obamacare May Help US Against Ebola

3 Oct 201428 Nov 2014

According to FOREIGN POLICY.COM BY Laurie Garrett The 43.3 million uninsured Americans are the country’s greatest vulnerability when it comes to stopping the world’s scariest virus. Fear of Ebola has…

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