Healthcare, Education, and the Cost of a Broken System | Dr. Nelva Lee

America spends more than any other nation on healthcare and education — yet outcomes continue to fall behind.

In this episode of the Common-X Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Nelva Lee to unpack why two of the most critical systems in our society are failing the people they’re meant to serve.

We explore:

Why healthcare costs keep rising while access and outcomes decline

How education has become unequal, outdated, and misaligned with reality

The structural incentives that keep broken systems alive

What meaningful reform actually looks like — beyond political talking points

This conversation isn’t about left vs. right — it’s about fixing systems that no longer work and imagining smarter, more human-centered solutions for the future.

If you care about healthcare, education, or the long-term stability of society, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.

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