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Look no further than the Hippocratic oath, the code of ethics for physicians that bears his name. Oscar, founded in 2012, has a very simple tagline: “Health insurance made easy.” ” Good medicine, like good content , comes down to trust and results. .” In fact, some companies are already leading the way.
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