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CBO: Report on federal budget deficit during first months of FY 2012 Mathematica: MPR launches new working paper series RWJF: Do students who are more
CBO: Report on federal budget deficit during first months of FY 2012 Mathematica: MPR launches new working paper series RWJF: Do students who are more
In the US, there is currently a shortage of many injectable, generic drugs, and it is affecting patient care. There are many reasons why this
I swear, I’m not picking on Senator Santorum. But I can’t let this one go by without posting. Evidently, he was recently speaking in New
Romney’s Medicare policy vision is an ambiguous combination of many possible policies. Take the following excerpt from his interview yesterday at The Washington Examiner, for
Over at NEJM, my perspective piece on Tobacco and the First Amendment went online last night. In a pair of federal lawsuits, most of the
HHS to release more information about individual doctors, reports John Carryrou. “Under the new rules, the agency is allowing a new category of organizations to
In August, I wrote about the difficulty of teaching the individual mandate in my Introduction to the U.S. health system course this fall at Duke
This is a FAQ entry. See the main FAQ index for others. See also the related entry on competitive bidding. I’ve written a lot about Medicare premium support
GAO: Fraud Detection Systems: Centers for CMS… CMS: Health Spending by State of Residence, 1991-2009 Today in TIE: Reflex, Austin tries to explain the Medicare
In Health Affairs, Katharine Cooper Wulff, Franklin Miller, and Steven Pearson tell the fascinating story of coverage for percutaneous vertebroplasty, the treatment of vertebral fractures
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