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We Are What We Eat
[...] no matter how comprehensive or affordable our health insurance is, we won’t be healthy without a good deal of personal commitment. But it’s unrealistic to expect people to purchase fruits and vegetables over less expensive grain products. As long as we continue to subsidize the grain products, they will continue to be less expensive and more widely available.
Previous Stories
- And You Thought Gender Based Pricing Was Bad
- Personal And Government Responsibility For Health Care
- Fines Are Not The Same Thing As Taxes
- Colorado Senator Morgan Carroll On Health Insurance
- Why Mandatory Health Insurance Makes Sense
- Emphasizing Science In Health Care Reform
- Illegal Immigrants And Health Care Reform
- The Impact Of Medical Underwriting On Premiums
- Drug Industry Wrongs Impacting Health Insurance Benefits
- Efforts To Reduce Never Events
- Outcome Based Incentives For Doctors
- The Safety Of Planned Home Births
