Medicare and facts
John Goodman and Thomas Saving have published a post at Health Affairs that aims to dismantle the notion that Medicare spending grows more slowly than
John Goodman and Thomas Saving have published a post at Health Affairs that aims to dismantle the notion that Medicare spending grows more slowly than
The number one cause of death in children is accidents. More kids die of unintentional injuries than any disease. In kids age 10-14, the number
Aaron is correct that US drug prices are higher than other OECD countries. The US is less willing to use government monopsony reimbursement rules to
Sound Medicine is a radio show produced by the Indiana University School of Medicine and WFYI Public Radio. I was a guest earlier this week, talking about our Vermont’s
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Implied private rights of action have suffered a long string of defeats under the Rehnquist and Roberts Courts. In October, SCOTUS will hear another one,
Every time I offer a way to reduce health car spending that doesn’t involve cost-shifting, someone argues that if we spend less, the quality of
How good a program is the Medicare Part D drug benefit (implemented in 2006)? Your answer should depend on what you compare it to and
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