How to lower healthcare costs

The cost of the U.S. healthcare system has ballooned to $4 trillion a year. Although the number of heart-related deaths remains the same, chronic heart disease has exploded. Insurance paid out $35 billion for weight-loss drugs, while it pays nothing for exercise and nutritional programs. So, how does the U.S. address the needless spending? Andry Lazris and Alan Roth, both practicing physicians, write in their opinion article for MarketWatch that the solutions are obvious only if politicians accept them. To read their article, click here…

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