The open enrollment period for buying health care policies on the Affordable Care Act marketplace has ended, and there are still adults who do not have health insurance.

But even for Americans who are covered, their plans can be expensive.

The Show talked about the affordability of health care with Dr. Anna Goldman. She’s a general internal medicine fellow at Harvard Medical School and Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and also practices primary care at Cambridge Health Alliance.

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