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Cool Science Radio | March 2, 2023

In theory, "direct primary care" should result in better health for patients and lower health care costs overall. But some analysts say that approach just encourages the worried well to get more care than they need.
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In theory, "direct primary care" should result in better health for patients and lower health care costs overall. But some analysts say that approach just encourages the worried well to get more care than they need.

World-renowned criminologist Matthew Williams examines the elusive "tipping point" at the intersection of prejudice and hate in his new book, "The Science of Hate: How Prejudice Becomes Hate and What we Can Do to Stop It."

Then a discussion on how advances in health care technology create innovative ways to give more access and equity for better health care outcomes.