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Affordable Care Act

WTTW News | January 9, 2014, 12:03 pm

Eddie Arruza and his guests take a look at how the Affordable Care Act is doing after the first week enrollees are able to use their coverage. Joining Eddie are Anthony LoSasso, professor of Health Policy & Administration at UIC, and Bruce Japsen, health care and policy reporter for Forbes.

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