A new study found that individuals who believe that people learn from failure, and often succeed after failure, are less empathetic.
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The Weight Loss Gold Rush Created a New Type of Claim Jumper
There is a new Gold Rush of sorts that is quite different than the one that began in California in 1848. Weight loss drugs, like Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro and Saxena, are selling like hotcakes, with demand far outstripping supply. These drugs are lucrative, costing $1,000 a month or more, depending on the rebate or health plan discount.
Why Walmart (and Others) Failed to Disrupt Primary Care
Many people assume that hospitals are dinosaurs, with little knowledge of competition. They often assume what we need is a real competitor to enter the health care business. While both arguments are true it’s far more complicated than that. Hospitals do compete with each other, just not in ways that are beneficial to their customers.
New Scientist: Immune Memory Cells are Responsible for Lifelong Allergies
Summer allergies are a thing, as are spring and fall allergies. Experts sometimes claim that allergies are our own immune system attacking us because we didn’t experience enough plant pollen and squalor as children by not growing up on subsistence farms.