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The Korean carmaker hyundai announced it was entering the hybrid game, but unlike GM, Ford, or Daimler, which are licensing technologies to catch up, hyundai was going on its own technologies, which already did not match up to Toyota. According to Business Week, "Hyundai has a long way to go on fuel economy. Its hybrid burns 5.3 liters for every 100 kilometers (44 miles per gallon) of city travel. That's better than the 8 liters per 100 km (29 miles per gallon) the gasoline-engine-powered Accent needs, but it's worse than the low 4.

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According to Business Week, "Hyundai has a long way to go on fuel economy. Its hybrid burns 5.3 liters for every 100 kilometers (44 miles per gallon) of city travel. That's better than the 8 liters per 100 km (29 miles per gallon) the gasoline-engine-powered Accent needs, but it's worse than the low 4.7 liters (50 miles per gallon) the Honda Civic hybrid gets by on."10 The new hybrid Saturn that GM released in summer 2006 would only provide a 10 to 12 percent fuel improvement, which was hardly inspiring. But these are the hazards of coming in a distant third or fourth in the hybrid game.

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Nobody will pay Mercedes-Benz prices for a hyundai when they can turn to Consumer Reports to comparison shop. But in health care, there's so little comparative information that we pay Mercedes-Benz prices for most devices and new drugs, and for many procedures. The AHRQ, the agency that rose from the ashes of the AHCPR, could provide the kind of information that payers, doctors, and patients need. In order for the AHRQ to do that, Congress must be persuaded to beef up funding substantially from its current pitiful annual budget of three hundred and eighteen million dollars.

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Two ingredients lists may look similar, but that does not mean they're of the same quality: both Mercedes and hyundai have engines, but they are hardly the same animal. Fish oils may become rancid or may contain the same pollutants fish do unless they are scrupulously tested—minerals like magnesium and calcium come in a half dozen different chelates (magnesium oxide, magnesium glycinate, etc,), some cheap, some expensive. A supplement may officially contain carnitine, but it may be present in a meaningless amount.

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Trade in the Jag for a hyundai. Living beyond your means can actually make you sick. A researcher at the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa studied British census data on 8,000 households and found that families that tried to maintain lifestyles they couldn't afford were likely to have health problems. Carry a humor first-aid kit. We could cite you chapter and verse on the value of humor in the workplace. Studies have shown that stress-fighting brain chemicals are released when you laugh.

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