Public Conscience Work (Article)


U.S. Health Care as Chronic Social Sin
Author: Jack W. Glaser, STD

Jack Glaser posits that U.S. health care is an instance of chronic social sin–how child labor was in 1850–an inherited moral pathology, deeply anchored in societies and individuals, needing radical, systemic transformation, but so colossal that it intimidates rather than animates energy for reform.

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