Nobody Uses Sunscreen Right, and We Still Don't Pay Doctors Equally

The video discusses two main topics: the gender pay gap in medicine and sunscreen product performance. It highlights ongoing salary discrepancies between male and female physicians, particularly in public medical schools, and examines consumer preferences for sunscreen products, noting issues with SPF ratings and pricing. The video also acknowledges support from viewers and provides information on how to contribute to the show.

What is the minimum SPF level recommended for effective sun protection?

• SPF 15

• SPF 50

• SPF 10

• SPF 30

What was a major issue found with the top-rated sunscreen products on Amazon?

• They were all too expensive.

• They were not available in stores.

• They were all water-resistant.

• They did not meet SPF recommendations.

What was a common positive feature cited in sunscreen reviews that the narrator criticized?

• Price

• Cosmetic elegance

• Water resistance

• SPF level

What was the average salary difference between male and female physicians before adjustments?

• $30,000

• $50,000

• $20,000

• $10,000

What factor did the study use to obtain accurate salary data for physicians?

• Freedom of Information laws

• Private interviews

• Anonymous tips

• Self-reported surveys