The Rise of Crowdfunding for Medical Care

Michael J. Young · Ethan Scheinberg

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This Viewpoint discusses the emergence and popularity of crowdfunding campaigns to cover individuals’ direct health care costs, and outlines steps to make crowdfunding more equitable and ethically sustainable.

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