Because in health care, most health care, the data is very removed from the action.

It causes pollutants being issued, which have an economic cost, health cost and so on.

The payoff is enormous, both in terms of health and in terms of economic growth.

Economic meltdown.

A data driven health revolution promises to make us all better, faster, and stronger.

But today, finally, after economic reforms, and economic growth,

Data, data, data...

Second, economic growth.

Economic development forum.

Bing! That's data. Data, data, data.

Health.

Health.

Health.

The government's economic policy is credited for Japan's postwar economic success.

These are grim economic times, fellow TEDsters, grim economic times indeed.

Through websites like Patients Like Me or managing your data on Microsoft HealthVault or Google Health,

Yes, because I just told you, we actually collect a lot of health data as economists.

Economic development proceeded slowly.

Political, economic, psychological, whatever.

Innovation drives economic growth.

A. The economic situation.

Here's an economic principle.

Where are economic networks?

This really shows you, we have not seen good economic and health progress anywhere in the world without destroying the climate.

You know, we've said for a long time, we are critical to the health of the economic communities in your town.

It's very much the design principles of a commons that we're trying to bring to health data.

Health care.

Health, Chris.

Health care.

Your health?

Committees have been meeting with health journalists, health editors, health producers, health writers, and we know that's bearing fruit.

Mental health is as important as physical health.

Health to the ocean means health for us.

He has much economic knowledge.

And economic recovery has begun.

That was, in fact, economic.

We can't stop economic growth.

That's a strange economic behavior.

Now, by promoting economic development,

Growth is starting, economic reform.

And today Massachusetts leads the nation in economic competitiveness, student achievement, health care coverage, life sciences and biotech, energy efficiency and veterans' services.

Economic growth to me, as a public health professor, is the most important thing for development because it explains 80 percent of survival.

The survey that I quoted, which is the ARlS survey, didn't break down its data by socio economic class or education,

Say sorted data is data.

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