Day: May 4, 2015

Healthcare Triage: Frequent Lab Testing Isn’t Very Useful

Aaron Carroll May 4, 2015

A couple of weeks ago, Mark Cuban got into an interesting debate with much of the health wonk Twitter community (including me) over whether more

Kids continue not to go to hell in a handbasket

Aaron Carroll May 4, 2015

Just released in Pediatrics, “Annual Summary of Vital Statistics, 2012-2013” (emphasis mine): The number of births in the United States declined by 1% between 2012

This editorial decision is making my blood boil – ctd.

Aaron Carroll May 4, 2015

Last week I wrote about the ridiculous and sexist peer review of an article on how gender might play into how people are treated differently when

You don’t need me to tell you this, but go read Atul Gawande’s latest piece

Aaron Carroll May 4, 2015

As if it wouldn’t be awesome. It’s on the overuse of unnecessary care, which is hurting us physicall, emotionally, and financially. Regular readers of this

Day: May 4, 2015

Healthcare Triage: Frequent Lab Testing Isn’t Very Useful

Kids continue not to go to hell in a handbasket

This editorial decision is making my blood boil – ctd.

You don’t need me to tell you this, but go read Atul Gawande’s latest piece

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Day: May 4, 2015

Healthcare Triage: Frequent Lab Testing Isn’t Very Useful

Kids continue not to go to hell in a handbasket

This editorial decision is making my blood boil – ctd.

You don’t need me to tell you this, but go read Atul Gawande’s latest piece

The Incidental Economist

Editors In Chief

Managing Editor

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