The United States’ approach to healthcare has often sparked heated discussions and remains central to policy reform dialogues. The complexity of this system has unfolded some truly unbelievable scenarios. Let’s uncover five such interesting realities: 1. Journey for Cost-Effective Treatment: A growing number of Americans, particularly those residing close to the Mexican border, are traversing… Read More »
The Affluence Connection: Recent studies shed light on the surprising link between affluence and medical students. An analysis of the Association of American Medical Colleges data compared with the U.S. Census reveals that medical students are often from households ranking in the nation’s top 5% income bracket. This was particularly notable among Black and Latino… Read More »
North Dakota has effectively eliminated corporate chain pharmacies by implementing a law that mandates pharmacies to be owned by licensed pharmacists. This means that corporations owning pharmacies must be majority-owned by licensed pharmacists. It is worth noting that this law was enacted in 1963 as a response to concerns about the unethical practices of chain… Read More »
A man robbed a bank for $1 in order to get sent to prison and receive treatment for pancreatic cancer. However, once inside he learned he did not have cancer, and struck a deal with prosecutors for an early release after one year in prison. The post A man robbed a bank for $1 in… Read More »
