Our colleague Julie Wernow covers health and medicine.

And for the last few weeks, she's been writing about the United Healthcare CEO,

who was shot and killed in Midtown Manhattan earlier this month.

This is something that really seems to have struck a chord with almost everyone.

It is this singular moment where literally everyone is talking about the same thing.

The killing sparked a broader conversation about the role of insurance companies in the healthcare industry.

And that conversation has found its way into Julie's inbox.

She's been getting a ton of emails, many of them from people who are frustrated with

their insurance companies.

And one thing Julie's been surprised by was how many emails she's received from doctors.

Can you just walk us through some of them and like maybe quote a couple?

Let me pull up my very crowded inbox.

Just give me one second.

Okay, here's one that says medical insurers are out of control.

Regulators are worthless.

She read me several of them.

...plans leaves countless patients and doctors outraged.

The brazen techniques of United Healthcare, which deny and delay approval and payment that this is

insurer misbehavior at its worse.

And it's good to know people are becoming aware of the dangers of over-prioritizing profit

over people.

Doctors the journal spoke with made it clear they disavow the shooting of the United

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