Thoughts on quality [podcast]
Aaron Carroll August 12, 2011
As I said last week, Austin and I are still working out the kinks. I think some of the tech issues are being resolved, but we’re still
As I said last week, Austin and I are still working out the kinks. I think some of the tech issues are being resolved, but we’re still
I wanted to actually read the opinion before I posted (radical, I know). We have 3 votes that the Medicaid expansion is constitutional and that
My standard disclaimer: None of this will matter until the Supreme Court weighs in. But the 11th Circuit has ruled that the individual mandate is
The breaking news is that the 11th Circuit Court has ruled the individual mandate unconstitutional but that the rest of the ACA is not. This
First of all, as always, read the comments policy. In particular, don’t be surprised if your long comment is not read and approved. Second, don’t
Anticipatory ex ante moral hazard and the effect of medicare on prevention, by Laure B. de Preux (Health Economics) This paper extends the ex ante
From Bloomberg: Pfizer Inc. (PFE) Chief Executive Officer Ian Read said his company, the world’s biggest drugmaker, will fight attempts to cut Medicare payments for medicines after the
There is no meaningful treatment. No cure. There is one medication, Rilutek, which might make a few months’ difference. It retails for about $14,000 a
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