Quote: John Goodman Singapore trolling
Austin Frakt October 23, 2013
I’ve often heard conservatives and libertarians praise Singapore as, broadly speaking, a model of health care policy that they embrace. Words like “free market” often
I’ve often heard conservatives and libertarians praise Singapore as, broadly speaking, a model of health care policy that they embrace. Words like “free market” often
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
My latest piece over at AcademyHealth: Not long ago, I discussed how the Medicaid expansion was appearing to be lowering Medicaid spending in states that accepted it relative to
Go read Mike Konczal. Just do it. His chart is worth keeping in mind, so I’ve copied it below. But I’m not going to add commentary
On Monday I tweeted: I'm also waiting for someone to point out that doing a Medicaid expansion for anyone uninsured might have worked better… —
Can we all calm down about death spirals? Yes, recent HealthCare.gov news has been dismal at best. Yes, the administration is statutorily locked in to the open enrollment
Yesterday I encouraged you to read the NY Magazine piece by Stephen Hall on the cost of cancer drugs. If you haven’t read it yet, you should,
From Angus Deaton’s superb new book, The Great Escape: Health, Wealth, and the Origins of Inequality: Economists — my own tribe — think that people
I’m not in any way saying Obamacare caused these results, but they certainly do fly in the face of the “Obamacare is causing everyone to
The Lancet brings the pain. “Effects of vitamin D supplements on bone mineral density: a systematic review and meta-analysis“: Background: Findings from recent meta-analyses of vitamin
As always, I didn’t write the title. But the rest of the thoughts over at CNN.com on the ongoing Obamacare website disaster are mine. Go
A question via Twitter: @afrakt @cflav @jonathanchait Can Obama unilaterally extend open enrollment period if ACA to attempt to lessen rollout problem impacts? — Lorne