Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://ar-c.org/video/ofZNeuhcO0C.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter How Health-Care Inequality Radicalized Abdul El-Sayed [F0gtJHqRr2n] Health Updated on August 08, 2026 EDT — Published on August 08, 2026 EDT “Very few people say they got radicalized in med school,” the Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed tells David Remnick. But working at a prestigious hospital and seeing the difference between how wealthy and indigent patients were treated “really changed the way I thought about our system.” Listen to their full conversation on Radio Hour. w1MDIXpiLSP EMin6hoxfqP 4jjUZxcg4OI 5Yrfg3yXGgj hi5tROiLDTi ZFQbRmlQWXg
“Very few people say they got radicalized in med school,” the Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed tells David Remnick. But working at a prestigious hospital and seeing the difference between how wealthy and indigent patients were treated “really changed the way I thought about our system.” Listen to their full conversation on Radio Hour. w1MDIXpiLSP EMin6hoxfqP 4jjUZxcg4OI 5Yrfg3yXGgj hi5tROiLDTi ZFQbRmlQWXg