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ProPublica goes after St. Jude for supposedly not doing enough

By Becket Adams
Published November 12, 2021 7:52pm ET
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ProPublica goes after St. Jude for supposedly not doing enough
The PCAs provide at-home care for the elderly and the disabled who hire them, paying them with government health plan reimbursements. The FCCPs run child care businesses -- they are not employees at all -- caring for young children of low-income parents who pay them with state-subsidy vouchers. (iStock Photo)

In a story involving pediatric catastrophic diseases, ProPublica has identified the real enemy: the nonprofit organization that offers free healthcare to children with life-threatening diseases.

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