Dr. Aseem Malhotra

So I can reassure them that they don't need to worry about their cholesterol essentially.

So I can reassure them that they don't need to worry about their cholesterol essentially.

So I can reassure them that they don't need to worry about their cholesterol essentially.

Well, listen, I think everybody can look this up because I was, you know, there's a brilliant executive order from the president, obviously, I think with Robert Kennedy Jr. 's input on the Maha plan. And Megan, it's absolutely extraordinary. It's so comprehensive. They've covered essentially everything. So they're going to look at

Well, listen, I think everybody can look this up because I was, you know, there's a brilliant executive order from the president, obviously, I think with Robert Kennedy Jr. 's input on the Maha plan. And Megan, it's absolutely extraordinary. It's so comprehensive. They've covered essentially everything. So they're going to look at

Well, listen, I think everybody can look this up because I was, you know, there's a brilliant executive order from the president, obviously, I think with Robert Kennedy Jr. 's input on the Maha plan. And Megan, it's absolutely extraordinary. It's so comprehensive. They've covered essentially everything. So they're going to look at

you know, all of the existing data when it comes to nutrition, when it comes to environmental influences on health, you know, they set up a commission. This was what heartened me the most, to look at how different sectors of our lives, whether it's housing, education, you know, income, how that impacts on your health, and why that's really important, Megan.

you know, all of the existing data when it comes to nutrition, when it comes to environmental influences on health, you know, they set up a commission. This was what heartened me the most, to look at how different sectors of our lives, whether it's housing, education, you know, income, how that impacts on your health, and why that's really important, Megan.

you know, all of the existing data when it comes to nutrition, when it comes to environmental influences on health, you know, they set up a commission. This was what heartened me the most, to look at how different sectors of our lives, whether it's housing, education, you know, income, how that impacts on your health, and why that's really important, Megan.

This is a conversation that needs to be had in America and across the world. You know, we need to go back to square one to understand what are the building blocks of a healthy society? What does it mean to be healthy? And one of the things that hasn't been discussed enough or ignored, if you like, is that if you look at... I'll give you some figures here.

This is a conversation that needs to be had in America and across the world. You know, we need to go back to square one to understand what are the building blocks of a healthy society? What does it mean to be healthy? And one of the things that hasn't been discussed enough or ignored, if you like, is that if you look at... I'll give you some figures here.

This is a conversation that needs to be had in America and across the world. You know, we need to go back to square one to understand what are the building blocks of a healthy society? What does it mean to be healthy? And one of the things that hasn't been discussed enough or ignored, if you like, is that if you look at... I'll give you some figures here.

In the United States, and even in the UK, it's not dissimilar. The gap in life expectancy between the richest and poorest is about 10 years on average. It's huge. Healthy life expectancy difference is about 20 years. When you look at the data, about 80% of that difference can be explained by what we call the social determinants of health or the wider determinants of what means to be healthy.

In the United States, and even in the UK, it's not dissimilar. The gap in life expectancy between the richest and poorest is about 10 years on average. It's huge. Healthy life expectancy difference is about 20 years. When you look at the data, about 80% of that difference can be explained by what we call the social determinants of health or the wider determinants of what means to be healthy.

In the United States, and even in the UK, it's not dissimilar. The gap in life expectancy between the richest and poorest is about 10 years on average. It's huge. Healthy life expectancy difference is about 20 years. When you look at the data, about 80% of that difference can be explained by what we call the social determinants of health or the wider determinants of what means to be healthy.

And this basically means having an income that allows you to lead a healthy life, good quality housing. A lot of people are suffering in the United States because they may be certainly through the winter, they don't have adequate heating, access to education.

And this basically means having an income that allows you to lead a healthy life, good quality housing. A lot of people are suffering in the United States because they may be certainly through the winter, they don't have adequate heating, access to education.

And this basically means having an income that allows you to lead a healthy life, good quality housing. A lot of people are suffering in the United States because they may be certainly through the winter, they don't have adequate heating, access to education.

If you are in a job, Megan, that is high demand, low control, low pay, you're on the minimum wage, which I understand in the US, certainly pre-pandemic, was about $7.25, then that can be more damaging to health. The stress associated with being in those sorts of conditions, Megan, can be more damaging to health than being unemployed. And what's the mechanism?

If you are in a job, Megan, that is high demand, low control, low pay, you're on the minimum wage, which I understand in the US, certainly pre-pandemic, was about $7.25, then that can be more damaging to health. The stress associated with being in those sorts of conditions, Megan, can be more damaging to health than being unemployed. And what's the mechanism?