Journalist Assesses Federal Push to Remove Medical Debt From Credit Reports

September 23, 2023

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Ģ��ӰԺ Health News senior correspondent Noam N. Levey discussed medical debt and the debt-buying market with WBUR’s On Point on Sept. 21. He also discussed the Biden administration’s proposal to bar medical debt from appearing on credit reports with NPR’s Morning Edition on Sept. 22.

Read Levey’s “Biden Administration to Ban Medical Debt From Americans’ Credit Scores”
Read more from the “Diagnosis: Debt” series

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