NIH: seeking priorities for FY 2013 NIH Commun fund programs NIH: Database to aid prevention and treatment of traumatic brain injury CBPP: Status of state
The first TIE-U (for “university”) offering will be Jonathan Oberlander’s Political Dynamics and Policy Dilemmas (UNC’s HPM 757). I’ll be reading and blogging on some of
A reader asked for some background and history on employer-sponsored health insurance (ESI, in wonk speak). I could write it, but so many others have
I’ve become a little obsessed with that WSJ article on centenarians. It really is making a big deal about people living to be over 100.
Child marriage in the United States and its association with mental health in women. A study published in Pediatrics finds that about 9% of women marry before the
Are you a university professor/lecturer teaching a health economics or health policy course this fall? If so, I have an idea you may like. What
I wrote an overview post on the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP); go and read that first. While that program is important in its own
72 percent of respondents who became uninsured when they lost their job-based benefits said they didn’t fill a prescription, skipped a recommended test, treatment, or
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