The most influential health care studies, according to Twitter
Austin Frakt July 12, 2017
In an interview, a journalist asked me for the health care studies with greatest policy influence. I said the RAND Health Insurance Experiment and the
In an interview, a journalist asked me for the health care studies with greatest policy influence. I said the RAND Health Insurance Experiment and the
Austin and I have a new column up on The Upshot today. We’ll post it here in its entirety on Friday, per our routine, but
David Brooks has a theory about the cause of rising American social inequality. Well-off parents invest more money and time in their children. Over the
The following originally appeared on The Upshot (copyright 2017, The New York Times Company). As health care costs rise, Americans are increasingly on the hook to pay
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