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This text examines the complex relationship between capitalism and healthcare in the United States. It provides real-world scenarios that explore the nuances of the healthcare system, focusing specifically on its interplay with economic forces and the resulting impact on patients and healthcare providers alike. Through case studies and discussions, the book elucidates the underlying structures and motivations that guide the U.S. healthcare system.

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James E. Leone, Ph.D., M.P.H, M.S. is an educator, researcher, and public health professional whose career spans more than 24 years in settings ranging from higher education to clinical medicine. He holds a Ph.D. in public health education with focus on behavioral health and policy, an M.P.H. in urban public health studies, and an M.S. in sports medicine. Committed to advancing social justice and with a mission to promote equitable health outcomes for all, Dr. Leone focuses on the social determinants of health and works to highlight and address inequities through writing, presenting, and policy advocacy.

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