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May 31, 2010
I started this blog towards the end of last summer, mostly as a place to talk about health care reform. I found that I was
I started this blog towards the end of last summer, mostly as a place to talk about health care reform. I found that I was
One doesn’t have to look hard to find ways, big and small, in which our health system is far from the best. I’ve had a
This post appeared in Kaiser Health News on 27 May 2010 and was cited in the 10 June 2010 edition of Health Wonk Review. One
(Hat tip: Greg Mankiw who credits Joshua Green and links to Brian Barrett.)
I’m having a week. Today, someone dared to tell me we have the “best health care system in the world”. He’s lucky I have restraint.
Earlier this month I couldn’t find answers to my question expressed as Hurricanes + Oil Spill = ? As predicted, folks are thinking about this,
Andrew Revkin of the NY Times Dot Earth blog provides some links to terrific ways to visualize the Deepwater oil spill gusher and its effects.
In a guest post on Ezra Klein’s blog, Mike Konczal brought my attention to Will Ambrosini’s blog The Ambrosini Critique. It appears to be serious
My latest Kaiser Health News column bids farewell to employer-sponsored health insurance. It will erode. And that’s a good thing. It begins, One of the
Like a bad penny, the SGR (sustainable growth rate) keeps on turning up. To review: The “doc fix” stems from the method used by the
I feel guilty relishing the engineering ingenuity of the Deepwater top kill attempt. I’m reminded of the fascination I had with the physics details of
When something shows up in my dreams I know it is time to deal with it. Last night it was the Deepwater oil spill and