Month: July 2020

In Pursuit of Value-Based Drug Prices in the US: New York and Beyond

Today, rising brand-name prescription drug prices (and increasingly-prevalent high-deductible health plans) pose a threat to Americans’ financial security and to the health of our communities. Past political controversies notwithstanding, using cost-effectiveness research and analyses to pay for high-value prescription drugs can help US patients afford the drugs they need as prices continue to rise.

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The Shifting Messaging on Masks

The messaging on masks amid Covid-19 has been mixed, and has shifted throughout the pandemic. As things have progressed, it has become clear that wearing

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Why Health Experts Give Contradictory Advice

Why are research findings so often inconsistent and even contradictory? Of course, it is multifactorial (e.g., confounders in observational studies and small sample sizes in controlled trials). But one common factor standing out is the misunderstanding of p-values.

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