Yesterday, Louise Sheiner presented a paper at Brookings that challenges some of the the interpretations of Dartmouth research on geographic variation in health care. Her
I’ve seen this question posed on Twitter several times over the years—and it just came up in a meeting this afternoon: Why do we drop
There’s a great blog post over at Health Affairs on why birth control pills should be available over the counter—and why that should be viewed a
According to my Facebook and twitter feeds this week, everyone seems to be in a panic. Too many of you are worried that if the
From the American Journal of Public Health, “Reduction in Fatalities, Ambulance Calls, and Hospital Admissions for Road Trauma After Implementation of New Traffic Laws“: Objectives.
Over at the New England Journal of Medicine, Rebecca Haffajee, Wendy Parmet, and Michelle Mello have a provocative piece criticizing Governor Deval Patrick’s invocation of
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