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Does 'Too Much Healthcare' Lead to Better Health?

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Shannon Brownlee asserts in her new book, “Overtreated” that one of the biggest problems in health care today is that there is too much health care. As much as 30% of our annual spending on health care is a result of over use. Does more health care mean better health? Shannon joins host Dr. Leslie Lundt in a discussion about this provocative claim.

Shannon Brownlee

Shannon Brownlee

Leslie P. Lundt, MD

Leslie P. Lundt, MD

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Overview
Shannon Brownlee asserts in her new book, “Overtreated” that one of the biggest problems in health care today is that there is too much health care. As much as 30% of our annual spending on health care is a result of over use. Does more health care mean better health? Shannon joins host Dr. Leslie Lundt in a discussion about this provocative claim.

Shannon Brownlee

Shannon Brownlee

Leslie P. Lundt, MD

Leslie P. Lundt, MD

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