As a general rule, lowering your standards is almost never a good idea. But when you're giving relationship advice to a humongous national corporation that dictates nearly everything in American healthcare, maybe the general rules don't apply...

We tackle an increasingly pressing issue here - how much of medicine should be standardized and centrally regulated? It's easy to say both that guidelines are important and that individual context should remain supreme, but how do we draw the line on what's apples and what's oranges here? Beneath this all - is competition in healthcare actually good? This conversation touches on all of the above, and truly was one of the episodes where both Arham and I decisively changed our minds.

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