The latest "Saw" movie channels public wrath against health insurers by targeting those in claims, yet another example of how pop culture capitalizes on the industry's poor reputation, says NU Editor Sam Friedman on his blog at www.NUSamSoapBox.com.
The latest sequel in the "Saw" movie series channels the public's wrath against health insurers by targeting those in claims, yet another example of how pop culture capitalizes on the industry's poor reputation, says NU Editor Sam Friedman on his blog today at www.NUSamSoapBox.com.
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