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MetroFocus: July 17, 2018
Season 2018
Episode 3173
Last year, New Yorkers racked up a whopping $193 billion in medical expenses, offering a potential feeding frenzy for debt collectors. We’re taking an intimate look at a former president’s family who survived the history-making upheavals thrown their way. An aid worker and committed journalist risks her life to help others and to tell their story.
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