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You know, I'm a proponent of studying guaranteed income, as one example, conversations about how health care gets provided and other benefits.
They were interested in health; they were interested in education.
But it got me thinking, and the more I talked to people, the more I realized: nobody has any idea what stuff costs in health care.
It turned out that next act was to build a company telling people what stuff costs in health care.
Then we started to ask people to tell us their health bills.
It's sort of like a mash-up of Kayak.com and the Waze traffic app for health care.
We call it a community-created guide to health costs.
We talked to people who had to sell a car to pay a health bill, go into bankruptcy, skip a treatment because of the cost.
Let's face it: this huge, slow-rolling public health crisis is a national emergency.
Our health premiums?
It seemed kind of transgressive to talk about medicine and health care in the same breath, and yet it became liberating, because we found not only data but also good and honest people out there in the system who want to help folks get the care they need at a price they can afford.
What if we all knew what stuff cost in health care in advance?
And this is Jack Geiger, who's one of the heroes of the U.S. public health community.
If we started to think about food and how we feed our kids as a health initiative, and we started thinking about food as health, then I think we wouldn't have corn dogs as lunch.
And on the macro level, we're in what seems to be a 19-month presidential campaign, and of all the things we're asking all of these potential leaders, what about asking for the health of our children?
One nice problem is, what do we do about health?
Now, we know that there are countries in the world that actually have free education and have free health care for all of the people in their country.
Cuba has health care for every one of their citizens, and they have a free college education for every one of their citizens.
Together we created a training program for boys and girls who could not attend my school, sharing vital information about gender equality, health and human rights.
And soon I moved a bit further and started to look at the whole picture of our body and health.
I think this is good information to share, because many people will think, "I have this gut thing, and maybe I also have this mental health thing."
This is a shopping street in Kibera, and you can see that there's a soda dealer, a health clinic, two beauty salons, a bar, two grocery stores, and a church, and more.
] [ XDR-TB is a critical threat to global health.
When I was a younger judge, a senior judge comes to me, gives me a script and says, "If you think somebody has mental health issues, ask them these questions and you can get your evaluation."
So the first time I saw someone who had what I thought was a mental health issue, I went for my script and I started to ask questions.
Maybe because they don't personally feel the need but also because they're expensive, and health insurance is only beginning to cover them.
They can improve public health.
What do you think would happen if you invited an individual who had been living on the street for many years, had mental health issues and was an alcoholic to move directly from the street into housing?
She had been on the street for 20-plus years, had mental health issues and was a severe alcoholic.
These are our frontline workers that go out and visit the street homeless and the prostitutes to check on their medical health.
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