On Health Economics
By Mark MD MPH
Living a “healthy” lifestyle – however defined – takes work and energy. It means extra time to make it to the grocery store (instead of ordering in), saying no to that extra drink, and being conscientious when eating out. It can have the added social side effect of making you seem uptight, judgmental, or boring.
So, what exactly is the Opportunity Cost of Healthy Behavior?
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The Opportunity Cost of Healthy Behavior
ABOUT
Mark J. Harris received his MD/MPH from Columbia University in May 2015. He will be starting Anesthesiology residency in June at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, MA. Mark is interested in the intersection between medicine and public policy, especially as it relates to chronic disease prevention (such as for diabetes, heart disease, and obesity), and he wishes to merge medicine, outcomes research, and public policy to address issues of perioperative risk factors, pain management, and end-of-life care.
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