Should purchasing tobacco be off limits to 18-20 year olds?
Aaron Carroll August 27, 2013
That’s the subject of a thoughtful piece in the Annals of Internal Medicine. “Increasing the “Smoking Age”: The Right Thing to Do“. Looks like it’s
That’s the subject of a thoughtful piece in the Annals of Internal Medicine. “Increasing the “Smoking Age”: The Right Thing to Do“. Looks like it’s
The July issue of Health Affairs included a systematic review of observational studies of value-based insurance design for prescription drugs. I summarized it in a post
So apparently my quick post on Singapore last week has gotten some attention. Because of some emails and some other posts I’ve seen, I feel
So apparently my quick post on Singapore last week has gotten some attention. Because of some emails and some other posts I’ve seen, I feel
Counter-intuitive study in the BMJ. “Patients’ attitudes about the use of placebo treatments: telephone survey“: Objective To examine the attitudes of US patients about the use
Commenting on a new study published in JAMA Internal Medicine, Daniel Reuland and Michael Pignone wrote, Taylor and colleagues present findings of, to our knowledge, the
Yeah, I’m stealing a page from my RBC buddy Keith Humphreys, amateur movie review par excellence. Emailing with a high school friend, I suddenly recalled
The excellent artwork by Rand Renfrow accompanying the Bloomberg column by me and Adrianna: @afrakt
Despite what you think, it’s not based on sound. This set of seven experiments [] suggests that novices’ judgment mirrors that of professionals; both novices
From time to time, I solicit questions on Twitter. The following, edited for clarity and brevity, came by email. Even though the question relates to
Instead of dribbling out many posts on specific papers in this area, I’ve put a bunch together in one, monster post. It’s super long. But
UPDATE: When you’re done reading this post, go read this and this. Man, this has been a week. Just a few days ago, I wrote about