Day: February 5, 2015

JAMA Forum: How Useful Are Screening Tests?

Aaron Carroll February 5, 2015

Go read my latest over at the JAMA Forum. A taste: Recently, Zeke Emanuel stirred up some controversy by suggesting in the New York Times

Cancer updates!

Aaron Carroll February 5, 2015

Yesterday was evidently World Cancer Day. A big report came out on cancer worldwide. There are two paragraphs I’d like to highlight. The first is on

UK Report: Steps we can take now on antimicrobial resistance

Kevin Outterson February 5, 2015

In London this morning, the second Report on antimicrobial resistance has now been issued by Jim O’Neill. While many complex issues require further study on

Thoughts provoked by Philip Klein’s Overcoming Obamacare

Austin Frakt February 5, 2015

Philip Klein’s Overcoming Obamacare provoked a few thoughts, some of which I list below. (See also Aaron’s post about the book.) Separating possible conservative health reform ideas into Reform, Replace,

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JAMA Forum: How Useful Are Screening Tests?

Cancer updates!

UK Report: Steps we can take now on antimicrobial resistance

Thoughts provoked by Philip Klein’s Overcoming Obamacare

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Day: February 5, 2015

JAMA Forum: How Useful Are Screening Tests?

Cancer updates!

UK Report: Steps we can take now on antimicrobial resistance

Thoughts provoked by Philip Klein’s *Overcoming Obamacare*

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Thoughts provoked by Philip Klein’s Overcoming Obamacare