Freakonomics, M.D. 

Each week, physician, economist, and author of "Random Acts of Medicine" Dr. Bapu Jena will dig into a fascinating study at the intersection of economics and healthcare. He takes on questions like: Why do kids with summer birthdays get the flu more often? Can surviving a hurricane help you live longer? What do heart surgery and grocery-store pricing have in common?

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Title	Date published
25. Would You Rather See a Computer or a Doctor?	2022-02-18
24. How Can You Choose the Best Doctor?	2022-02-11
23. Is the Placebo Effect for Real?	2022-02-04
22. What If TV Isn't Bad for Us?	2022-01-28
21. Should We Pay People to Be Healthier?	2022-01-21
20. Do Our Politics Need a Doctor?	2022-01-14
19. Do Your Doctor’s Political Views Affect Your Care?	2022-01-07
18. When Is a Natural Disaster Good for Your Health?	2021-12-31
17. How Does Retirement Affect Your Brain?	2021-12-24
16. An Exit Interview with N.I.H. Director Dr. Francis Collins	2021-12-17
15. The Most “Unique, Excellent, and Promising” Episode	2021-12-10
14. Is Uber Good (or Bad) for Your Health?	2021-12-03
13. When Bapu Met Levitt	2021-11-26
12. Where Do All the Bad Ideas Go?	2021-11-19
11. Why Do So Many Donated Kidneys End Up in the Trash?	2021-11-12
10. The Mystery of the Man with Confusion and Back Pain	2021-10-29
9. Why Fridays May Be Dangerous for Your Health	2021-10-01
8. A Playbook for Beating the Next Pandemic	2021-09-24
7. What Happens to Patients When Thousands of Cardiologists Leave Town?	2021-09-17
6. Are Barbershops the Cutting Edge of Healthcare Delivery?	2021-09-10

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