Day: May 16, 2013

The sequester is hurting mental health research

Bill Gardner May 16, 2013

From a letter sent today by Thomas Insel, Director of the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), to scientists holding NIMH research grants: Our FY

Delinkage

Kevin Outterson May 16, 2013

The Atlantic has a story out on delinkage, an alternative model for recovering R&D costs in drugs & devices. Delinkage relies on prizes and grants

Comparative Effectiveness at work (and a power dig)

Aaron Carroll May 16, 2013

A faithful reader of the blog thought I might feel better if I focused on some actual clinical trials. He’s right. From JAMA, “Association of

Bias and the Oregon Medicaid study

Austin Frakt May 16, 2013

There’s been some chatter about how the Oregon Medicaid study is or might be biased. That’s worth a post! There’s a precise way in which

Day: May 16, 2013

The sequester is hurting mental health research

Delinkage

Comparative Effectiveness at work (and a power dig)

Bias and the Oregon Medicaid study

The Incidental Economist

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Day: May 16, 2013

The sequester is hurting mental health research

Delinkage

Comparative Effectiveness at work (and a power dig)

Bias and the Oregon Medicaid study

The Incidental Economist

Editors In Chief

Managing Editor

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