For the Courage Campaign’s “California Progressive Convening: The Future of California’s Leadership on Health Care,” Director of Research Scott Graves served on the panel, “On the Road to Universal Access and Care,” where he discussed some of the policy and politics involved in creating a universal health care system in California.
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