Once in a while, a study needs no introduction. “Medicare Payment for Cognitive vs Procedural Care: Minding the Gap“: Importance Health care costs in the United
The following is a guest post by Nicholas Bagley, University of Michigan Assistant Professor of Law. Asked yet again about the legality of the delay of
As Haseltine notes, the medical savings account is only one small element of Singapore’s health system, even if it is the one that has attracted
My inbox is filled with emails about this: A Georgia teenager needs a lifesaving heart transplant, but his family says low grades and trouble with
“It’s not the age bands,” writes Harold. He’s right. It isn’t. I have no disagreement with what Harold wrote. However, I may be more open
Austin dissents from my critique of the health reform proposal offered by health policy experts at the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) last week. It seems
I have been disappointed but not surprised by the response to the health reform proposal offered by health policy experts at the American Enterprise Institute
Eight distinguished figures in health policy presented an ambitious health plan at the American Enterprise Institute this week. I suspect that you’ll be hearing more
That’s from How to Geek, with the caption “First they get defeated in their own games and then this?!” (h/t Dustin Luck)
The WSJ editorial page is back today, with warnings of DEATH PANELS! in Oregon: Liberal states often preview health-care central planning before the same regulations
The following is a guest post by Nicholas Bagley, University of Michigan Assistant Professor of Law. Two days ago, the Obama administration released a long-awaited proposed
Here’s Dan Diamond responding to my request on Twitter for topics on which to blog: @afrakt The biggest mistake you’ve made as a blogger, and
