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SAN FRANCISCO — Almost three years ago, the country’s biggest bank unveiled a lofty plan to fix the health care industry’s entrenched problems. It broke off $250 million to stand up a new business unit, Morgan Health, to do so.
Today, Morgan Health’s CEO, Dan Mendelson, aided by a newly hired flack, emailed reporters attending that bank’s annual investor confab, the J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference, asking them for interviews. For the uninitiated, it’s usually the other way around.
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