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Podcast Mentions

The Social Transformation of American Medicine

Paul Starr

Winner of the 1983 Pulitzer Prize and the Bancroft Prize in American History, this is a landmark history of how the entire American health care system of doctors, hospitals, health plans, and government programs has evolved over the last two centuries.

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My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark

It was listed amongst other sources that Georgia Hardstark used to research spontaneous human combustion for the podcast episode.

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My sources are History.com, a How Stuff Works article by Stephanie Watson and Mark Mancini, Latham's Quarterly article by Colin Dickey, BBC and PR Doctor's Review article by Jackie Rosenheck, an anoma...

— Episode: 269 - Big Hot C'mon

Episode: 269 - Big Hot C'mon

It was listed amongst other sources that Georgia Hardstark used to research spontaneous human combustion for the podcast episode.

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My sources are History.com, a How Stuff Works article by Stephanie Watson and Mark Mancini, Latham's Quarterly article by Colin Dickey, BBC and PR Doctor's Review article by Jackie Rosenheck, an anomaly info, a Tampa Bay Times article by Gabrielle Khaleesi and a book called American Medicine by John Nott.

The Ezra Klein Show

Matt Iglesias revisited it to refocus his attention on healthcare issues.

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Paul Starr's classic Social Transformation of American Medicine because I've been trying to get my attention back on the health care issue.

— Episode: The Disaster That Just Passed the Senate

Episode: The Disaster That Just Passed the Senate

Matt Iglesias revisited it to refocus his attention on healthcare issues.

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Paul Starr's classic Social Transformation of American Medicine because I've been trying to get my attention back on the health care issue.

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