We focus on the determinants and consequences of crime and health. We focus first on a Beckerian model of crime, and then the Grossman model of Health. We then focus on more recent research on the economic determinants of crime, including human capital formation, local economic conditions, community infrastructure, mental health, and cognitive behavioral therapy. We then examine whether human capital affects health, and whether health is a normal good. We also study a variety of empirical papers on drugs and addiction, obesity, and infectious diseases. We then study the health insurance. We first study how access to health insurance affects utilization. We then study the effects of access to care on health, financial well being, and economic.