Paying people to be healthy

The New York Times’ Room for Debate blog has a fascinating discussion on programs that encourage people to become and stay healthy.  A panel that includes policy analysts, a doctor and a professor of bioethics consider whether incentive programs work and whether they raise ethical questions or alter the sacred doctor-patient relationship.  Check out the full debate here.

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June 15, 2010 · Filed Under Health Care, Marc

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