Backlash to the apparent backtrack on global tobacco control
Harold Pollack August 31, 2013
Two life experiences brought me to blogging and health policy advocacy over the past decade. One has been the nine-year experience helping to care for
Two life experiences brought me to blogging and health policy advocacy over the past decade. One has been the nine-year experience helping to care for
Just one of many from An Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments, a free eBook (h/t Paul Kelleher): @afrakt
I know Austin highlighted this post by Avik Roy already, but I want to do the same: The issue at hand is the way Obamacare
From an ungated EBRI Fast Facts PDF: This chart is particularly interesting in light of news that the Administration is considering extending subsidies to Taft-Hartley
Periodically, I ask these questions on Twitter. I thought I’d do it this way today. Fire away. @afrakt (via phone)
I’ve come to learn that the extended mind is a thing. Wikipedia: The extended mind is an idea in the field of philosophy of mind
Perhaps you’ve heard that Blue Shield of California will stop covering proton beam therapy for prostate cancer. Look here for details. By email, Steve Pearson,
I am a frequent guest on Stand Up! with Pete Dominick, which airs on Sirius/XM radio, channel 104 from 6-9AM Eastern. It immediately replays on the channel, so
From recent analysis by Michael Levine and Melinda Buntin of the CBO: Spending growth has fluctuated over the past several decades, but previous declines were typically
This post is coauthored by Austin Frakt and Aaron Carroll. We have already written many posts about Singapore’s health system (there’s a a tag for
Thought “rate shock” was just a plight of the young? Think again. Recent survey findings from Deft Research suggest that the uninsured cohort least likely
The US fiscal year ends on September 30 and the government reaches its borrowing limit a few weeks later. Because there will be drama about