Sorry if this seems to have been posted multiple times. We’re having a technical problem. Does the media influence policy? (And if so, how?) Or
RWJF /Urban Institute: Eliminating the Individual Mandate: Effects on Premiums, Coverage & Uncompensated Care Today in TIE: Austin leads with declining cardiovascular mortality, follows up
I love being a college professor, in part because of the opportunity to do new and interesting things with students. A year ago, David Schanzer
I’m not happy about Wonkblog’s new, partial RSS feed. Ezra Klein knows better but his overlords at the Washington Post obviously do not. My email
Sometimes someone just nails a point so precisely that all I can do is sit back and nod. Earlier today, referencing my post, Matt Yglesias
If the MCP (individual mandate) is a tax described in the Constitution, then Congress had authority to enact it, without regard to the Commerce Clause.
The CDC has released its National Vital Statistics Report for 2010. For the first time in a long time, homicide is not in the top 15
Imagine: Until 1961, patients with acute myocardial infarction — if fortunate enough to survive until they reached a hospital — were placed in beds located
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