Why teens don't health-care | Dylan Gaus | TEDxBedminster

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Teens continue to be alienated by the new digital divide. While healthcare becomes more important than ever to the human species, it is becoming increasingly less sexy driving hundreds of thousands of bright young minds away annually.

Dylan explains why teens don’t health-care, and lays out a tremendous ask for all adults.

Dylan Gaus is a senior at The Catlin Gabel School in Portland, Oregon. He is an alumnus of Young Entrepreneur¹s Business Week, a high school program that teaches business principals and executive leadership skills.

He is a two-sport varsity athlete and an avid stage actor. More importantly this kid has nerves of steel, what him present!

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[gracewaites]

Pretty impressive speaker and an important message.
Nice, Dylan.

[Devineagan]

Ya the content was ok, the presentation was very good. Good confident speaker.

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