Thousands of Bostonians live in pharmacy deserts. What can be done about it?

Thousands of Bostonians live in so-called “pharmacy deserts,” where ready access to pharmaceutical drugs is limited. A recent wave of pharmacy chain store closures has impacted low-income communities and communities of color in Greater Boston.

How did this happen? And how can it be fixed? Boston Globe reporters Diti Kohl and Tiana Woodard spoke with guest host Carrie Jung about their investigation into the issue.