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0:00.0	We've got new America dissected merch, and it's perfect for these hot summer days because
0:04.1	it's a tank top that says, sick pod bro, kiddit, you get it.
0:08.2	This is a great way to show your support for the pod, and maybe show off your arms too.
0:11.7	You have great arms.
0:12.7	I'm a doctor, so I'm trained to recognize great arms.
0:16.1	Our team came up with the idea, and we'll definitely be wearing them.
0:18.5	So grab one for your own, put on some sunscreen, and let's enjoy the rest of the summer, because
0:22.2	you know what?
0:23.2	Sun's out.
0:24.2	Not even going to say it.
0:25.2	Arms out.
0:26.2	Head to crooked.com slash store to shop.
0:28.7	Get dissected is brought to you by the Duboma Foundation.
0:30.8	For 25 years, the Duboma Foundation has worked to create practical solutions that improve
0:34.9	the health of communities across the country.
0:36.8	The Foundation advances policy, builds partnerships, and strengthen systems to give everyone
0:40.6	the opportunity to achieve their best possible health.
0:42.7	To learn more, visit Duboma.org.
0:59.7	The estate of Henrietta Lacks, the black woman who sells became ubiquitous in biomedical
1:03.5	research without her knowledge or consent, has settled with a biomedical company over
1:07.0	the use of those sales.
1:08.6	Amazon expands its virtual health clinic across all 50 states.
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The Injustice of Place with Prof. Luke Shaefer

America Dissected

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