Dani Green’s Reviews > Everything Is Tuberculosis: The History and Persistence of Our Deadliest Infection > Status Update

“And so we must fight not just for reform within the system but also for better systems that understand human health not primarily as a market, but primarily as a shared priority for our species.” pg 174

I already supported Luigi Mangione’s stance but reading the numbers and real stories about real people being affected by medical price gouging, ughhh I want to SCREAM

f*ck johnson and johnson

“When markets tell companies it’s more valuable to develop drugs that lengthen eyelashes than to develop drugs that treat malaria or tuberculosis, something is clearly wrong with the incentive structure.” p130

This book is so fascinating but I’m having a hard time reading it quickly