The company that gouges customers for life saving insulin (edit: not epipens) gouges customers for another life saving drug.
Capitalism, ho!
(If you accept that obesity kills, reducing obesity saves everyone’s money and lives)
Capitalism, ho!
(If you accept that obesity kills, reducing obesity saves everyone’s money and lives)
That seems like a ... strange argument.
If that is a very poorly phrased way of saying that reducing obesity will extend peoples' working lives, that's certainly true.
But otherwise, everyone dies in the end. Is it really that much more expensive to die as a middle aged overweight person than a healthy weight old person?
And those higher costs get socialized through insurance and taxes.
Supply chain issues