Physician pay gender discrepancies
Aaron Carroll March 30, 2011
I’m a pediatrician, so I work in a a specialty where there are more women that men. In fact, I’ve personally mentored and trained far
I’m a pediatrician, so I work in a a specialty where there are more women that men. In fact, I’ve personally mentored and trained far
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation sponsors the county health rankings project that was created and maintained by the University of Wisconsin. This is a great
Several people have written asking about specific Social Security tweaks and the relative magnitude of the ‘fix’ provided by them (yesterday’s post; earlier today). Below
There’s some chatter about a new study out, Healthcare Spending and Preventive Care in High-Deductible and Consumer-Directed Health Plan. From the abstract: Objective: To investigate the effects
Fred Barnes, executive editor of the Weekly Standard, wrote an opinion piece for NPR earlier this week in which he made the case for voucherizing
Interesting WSJ interview with Peter Orszag, White House Budget Director from 2009-2010, talking about the budget deficit and Social Security reform. He makes the case
The Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) has released a report about the budgetary impact of raising the age of Medicare eligibility to 67. If you think
From our friends at the GAO, released March 28: Private Health Insurance Coverage: Expert Views on Approaches to Encourage Voluntary Enrollment. The report was requested by
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