Reading Blog Canonical Form
Austin Frakt
May 5, 2010
It is neither possible nor desirable for me to read every word of every blog and news source to which I subscribe. To read more
It is neither possible nor desirable for me to read every word of every blog and news source to which I subscribe. To read more
Ezra Klein picked at a meme that I’ve been thinking about. One other way to think about the cost of oil is to recognize what
We all know Randall Munroe, the creator of the xkcd comic, is special, and I mean that in a good, geeky way. Today he took
Medicare’s drug benefit became available in 2006 through a variety of private plans. Some plan types were new (stand alone prescription drug plans (PDPs) and regional PPOs)
… admits when he is wrong, as did Jim Hufford regarding the plural possessive of “attorney general.” He returns to this most pressing of grammatical
Since the oil will still be flowing from the destroyed BP rig out in the Gulf as we enter hurricane season, what are the implications?
This is a follow-up to my earlier post on techniques for observational studies. Sarah Hamersma, University of Florida Assistant Professor of Economics, has written a
This post has been cited in the 13 May 2010 edition of Health Wonk Review and is co-authored by Steve Pizer and Austin Frakt. The
This is a re-post of my Kaiser Health News column of Monday, 26 April 2010. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act continues the American
This is mostly a “notebook entry” type post (I don’t want to lose track of the information). But it may benefit or interest others so
Just in case you live in Massachusetts and didn’t get the emergency message yet, there has apparently been some sort of water system leak at
Yesterday was the deadline for states to decide whether or not they’d run their own high-risk pool or rely on a federal fallback option. Kaiser