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The Dark Story Behind Ozempic’s $500B Business Empire

My First Million

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**The healthcare system, perverse incentives, and Plausible Deniability **

The healthcare system thrives on plausible deniability by allowing individuals to shift responsibility for negative outcomes. This design enables people to appear virtuous while contributing to a system that prioritizes profit over improving health outcomes. Doctors, despite their good intentions, often become complicit in a system that profits from sickness rather than wellness, leading to high rates of burnout and suicide among them. The system's perverse incentives trap individuals, making it challenging for them to break free. There is a growing need for transformative leadership in the healthcare system to prioritize ethical decision-making over financial gains, as the current trajectory is leading to a society plagued by health issues like obesity, depression, and infertility.

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