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,
The following is co-authored by Aaron Carroll and Austin Frakt. It originally appeared on The Upshot (copyright 2015, The New York Times Company). Click over to that version
I bet that if you ask any politicians running (or potentially running) for President right now if they vaccinated their children against measles, they would
Cross-posted from Health Affairs Blog Dame Sally Davies, the Chief Medical Officer of England, warns that we are approaching an antibiotic apocalypse. A former chief
My Twitter feed is full of mockery of parents who do not vaccinate their children. Anti-vaccination parents are getting important things wrong: They have irrational and
More than 80% of US antibiotic use occurs in agriculture, especially in the production of meat from poultry, pigs and concentrated feed lot operations for
Sleep! It’s probably the one single thing we spend the most time doing. Sleeping eight hours a night means that you’d spend literally one third
Rocío Titiunik thinks not, in general. The relevant question is whether big data has the potential to uncover causal relationships that could not be discovered with “small”
