Health Policy Reform
Calley emphasizes the need for a fundamental shift in healthcare policy to prioritize prevention over intervention, arguing that 95% of spending currently targets the sick. He highlights the societal challenge of obesity, noting that many individuals are not intentionally harming their health. The conversation also touches on the potential for reforming food assistance programs to discourage junk food purchases and the importance of reevaluating subsidies that contribute to unhealthy eating habits.In this clip
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276: How Big Food and Big Pharma Conspire to Keep Us Sick | Calley Means
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