Vaccine Patents, Grief Crisis, Early Alzheimer’s

US and European governments spent billions of dollars subsidizing the development of COVID vaccines, but it’s private companies raking in the profits. Also, why America can do a lot better at supporting people grieving the death of a loved one. Plus, a retired neurologist shares his sobering but hopeful story about early-stage Alzheimer’s. Additionally on today’s show: the ethical problems facing museums with human bones in their collections, and why the Common Core standards failed to lift achievement for students.