Creating a Wooly Mammoth, Indoor Tanning is Addictive, and Teaching Doctors the Price of Care

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  1. Ken says:

    Just what I want. A wooly mammoth. But the price is a bit steep.

  2. Bruce says:

    The chimps maybe using more tools than a lot of humans know how to use.

  3. Vicki says:

    Of course tanning can be an addiction. Don’t you remember George Hamilton?

  4. Devon Herrick says:

    About the article on teaching medical students to consider the cost of care.

    The obstacles has to do with more than just the huge volume of knowledge each doctor needs to acquire to better understand cost and benefit of the tests they order. Another problem is the moral hazard of ordering tests or procedures that earn revenue for physician practices.

  5. Virginia says:

    Addiction to tanning beds: I don’t know why they make so many distinctions between types of addictions. It seems to me that the behavior (be it tanning, working out, eating, or whatnot) is related to underlying issues (compulsion, control, etc) rather than the actual addiction.