Day: January 24, 2014

An expedited appeal in the exchange litigation

Nicholas Bagley January 24, 2014

Almost twenty years ago, the FDA attempted to address the scourge of youth smoking by moving to regulate nicotine as a “drug.” The agency hadn’t

Hospital consolidation: industry vs. academe

Austin Frakt January 24, 2014

Robert Weisman, writing in the Boston Globe: A national study released Thursday said growing consolidation in the hospital industry is bringing a range of benefits

There are legitimate reasons as to why the FDA refuses to approve some drugs

Aaron Carroll January 24, 2014

I’ve been hearing a lot of complaints about this lately. A JAMA manuscript is on point this week: Importance Some new drug applications fail because of

Obamacare is about Obama

Austin Frakt January 24, 2014

From a new paper in Health management, Policy and Innovation, by Aaron Chatterji, Siona Listokin, and Jason Snyder: Studies of health policy often assume that

Day: January 24, 2014

An expedited appeal in the exchange litigation

Hospital consolidation: industry vs. academe

There are legitimate reasons as to why the FDA refuses to approve some drugs

Obamacare is about Obama

The Incidental Economist

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Day: January 24, 2014

An expedited appeal in the exchange litigation

Hospital consolidation: industry vs. academe

There are legitimate reasons as to why the FDA refuses to approve some drugs

Obamacare is about Obama

The Incidental Economist

Editors In Chief

Managing Editor

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