I have already answered my 10th email of the morning asking me what I think of the Ryan-Wyden plan for Medicare. The short answer is:
Paula Span in The New Old Age blog in the New York times has an interesting question-and-answer with Dr. Stephen Workman, an internist from Halifax,
This post is part of a series. If you haven’t read the prior posts in the series, you really should. The introduction explains what I’m doing and
Today in TIE: Austin continues his series on premium support in Medicare by considering the political barriers, Don has a quick look at an emerging
On the frequently interesting E-drug listserve last week, the moderator asked whether antibiotics are neglected essential medicines and reports on GSK’s new campaign to ask
So yesterday the NTSB recommended a national ban on cell phone use for drivers: The National Transportation Safety Board recommended Tuesday that all states and
The TIE team lost the morning. The final straw was that Austin’s computer got taken over by a SAS install. Reflex will resume tomorrow.
Austin sent me this story two days ago, and it’s still ticking me off: In 2007, Sophie Currier of Brookline, holder of M.D. and PhD
Sarah Kliff (@sarahkliff) tweeted out a link to a story in the Hill Blog about a potential bipartisan bill (at least 1 Democratic and 1
This post is part of a series. If you haven’t read the prior posts in the series, you really should. The introduction explains what I’m doing and
CBO: 2011 Budget Infographic. PDF version. Today in TIE: Reflex, Austin continues looking at premium support, today addressing selection issues, Don reflects on how blogging
The Phoebe Putney decision is here. Prior TIE coverage of this case here. From the 11th Circuit opinion Dec 9: Memorial’s (and thus PPHS’s and PPMH’s)
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