Lifestyles of the Risky and Infamous: From Managed Care to Managed Lives

Hastings Center Report 25 (6):5-12 (1995)
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As managed care organizations provide an increasing proportion of citizens' health care, the move toward asking individuals to help control costs by taking more responsibility for their health is likely to intensify. Economic, medical, and legal responses to lifestyle‐induced health care costs raise concerns as well as possibilities for using resources responsibly.

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