D.A. Wallach

"The Great American Drug Deal" by Peter Kolchinsky tackles the issue of unaffordable drug pricing that affects many Americans. It delves into the pharmaceutical industry's commitment to creating life-saving drugs that can eventually become inexpensive generics, while also exploring solutions for healthcare systems to make these drugs accessible for all patients. With compelling stories, Kolchinsky examines pressing questions such as why drugs are more expensive in America than elsewhere and how to prevent the next opioid crisis. The book offers a bold yet realistic approach for balancing innovation and affordability in the pharmaceutical industry.

Discover the revolutionary study of causality and how it changed the world in The Book of Why. Co-authored by world-renowned computer scientist Judea Pearl and science journalist Dana Mackenzie, this book explains causal thinking for general readers. It explores cause and effect in a firm scientific basis, enabling us to understand the world that is and the worlds that could have been. The Book of Why is the essence of human and artificial intelligence, making it a must-read for anyone wanting to unlock their full potential.