Where’s the best, deep health policy wonk blogging these days?
Austin Frakt April 28, 2017
There’s not a lot of old-school health policy blogging going on these days. But there’s not none! Over lunch, I was asked where (other than
There’s not a lot of old-school health policy blogging going on these days. But there’s not none! Over lunch, I was asked where (other than
Narrow networks are a real concern in the ACA marketplaces, but much more for kids than many think. Go read why in my latest post
So begins a post from Rachel Sachs, Darius Lakdawalla, and me at the Health Affairs Blog on the complicated interplay between value-based pricing and Medicaid’s
The following originally appeared on The Upshot (copyright 2017, The New York Times Company). It also appeared on page A15 of the April 25, 2017 print edition.
Even if the Orphan Drug Act were working properly, its enormous costs might outweigh its exiguous benefits. But it’s not working properly. Drug manufacturers are gaming the
Exercise isn’t the key to weight loss. Still. But food companies want to convince you otherwise. This is Healthcare Triage News. Go read more about
I know what the headlines say. Congratulations, media! You succeeded. You even managed to panic my wife. Here’s the abstract (highlighting mine): Background and Purpose—Sugar-
The following originally appeared on The Upshot (copyright 2017, The New York Times Company). Congressional Republicans have recently revived efforts to overhaul malpractice laws, including capping certain
One of the concerns about Medicare Advantage (MA) is that it doesn’t serve sick beneficiaries well, motivating some of them to switch to traditional Medicare
Here is a map of male life expectancy at birth by US county. Your eye is drawn to the striking red patch on the border
Since publication of my Upshot post about training your brain to improve eyesight for reading, several readers have asked if there are similar approaches to brain
Last week, we argued that the benefits of the Orphan Drug Act are more elusive than commonly assumed. But what are its costs? That’s the