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327 - Choices, costs, and challenges in US healthcare: insurance, drug pricing, & potential reforms
The Peter Attia Drive·Dec 2, 2024
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Stephen J. Dubner characterizes the United States as having a bizarre healthcare system because it is the only wealthy nation that does not provide a nationalized system.
“I think the answer is I'm not gonna say what's better or worse I think the answer is it is bizarre that the United States is the only rich country in the world that a doesn't have a national health care system”
StarTalk · Nov 2019 · 1 episode · 85K views on this topic
The US healthcare system is currently burdened by systemic issues like predatory pricing and lack of transparency that necessitate a shift toward honest and fair pricing.
“If we can tackle each of those subjects in one book in a way that people can walk away and say oh now I understand how a PBM or a Pharmacy Benefit manager works I try to give an example explaining it like somebody's selling girl-scout cookies and how the money flows”
The Peter Attia Drive · Jan 2020 · 1 episode · 3K views on this topicExtracted by a model; may misattribute who said what.
In the transcripts
