Big Healthcare, Online Security Apps, Screen Cleaning

An American Sickness: How Healthcare Became Big Business and How You Can Take It Back (17:06) Elisabeth Rosenthal is a journalist and former practicing physician, she’s now editor in chief of Kaiser Health News. Rosenthal has written a new book, “An American Sickness,” chronicling how and why American health care costs are by far the highest in the world. America spends an average of close to $10,000 per person a year on healthcare, but are we getting our money’s worth? Elisabeth Rosenthal, former physician, and now editor in chief of Kaiser Health News, discusses her book An American Sickness.  Online Security Apps (1:01:42) Pamela Wisniewski is an Assistant Professor at the University of Central Florida where she continues her research interests of Human-Computer Interaction, Social Computing, Digital Youth and Privacy.  She has published substantial research relating to adolescent online interactions and safety risks. The internet has never been more accessible, more enticing,...