Monday Links

The correlation between income and weight in advanced countries is driven almost entirely by women. (The Economist) Recommended but gated.

Canadians wait an average of 14.8 weeks between seeing a specialist and getting treatment at a cost of $2,925 per patient in lost wages and productivity.

The top 1% now pay more in income taxes than the bottom 95%.

In Virginia, hospitals must disclose their prices before patients are admitted. (WSJ)

Harvard scientists: drug cocktail can reverse aging.