
Massachusetts Lawmakers Prioritize Health Policy
Massachusetts lawmakers made health policy their central focus of the 2025-2026 legislative session.

Massachusetts lawmakers made health policy their central focus of the 2025-2026 legislative session.

Massachusetts lawmakers made health policy their central focus of the 2025-2026 legislative session.
CBO: Tax expenditures have a major impact on the Federal Budget Today in TIE: Don and Aaron with thoughts on Stuart Butler changing his mind
In NEJM, Bruce Landon puzzles over how ACOs will provide sufficient incentives for success. He makes two principal points: “[Primary care physicians] are responsible for care
Lots of interesting feedback on my post on sugar regulation. Some of you have accused me of making straw man arguments; others have used straw
I know Don covered it earlier this morning, but I wanted to get my two cents in as well. Butler tried, yesterday, to explain how
Stuart Butler of the Heritage Foundation had a piece in USA Today over the weekend defending his opposition to the individual mandate and the ACA
Pardon my departure from health policy for a sojourn into Don Taylor’s home ground. These issues are related, since our public-sector health care obligations under
Austin the Unstoppable, a musical comedy with a message of healthy eating and exercise for kids. Let’s face it, it’s a great title. AF
As is typical of his work, Uwe Reinhardt’s latest paper (ungated pdf) is an enjoyable read, quite accessible, and illuminating. [Patients] are both objects of
Suppose that you were applying to a prestigious national fellowship. There are only 100 slots, and thousands of plausible candidates across the country. Would you
Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget: CRFB’s Realistic Baseline, 2012-22 Today in TIE: Don on the importance of the baseline in policy debates, Aaron considers
Do Strikes Kill? Evidence from New York State, by Jonathan Gruber and Samuel A. Kleiner (American Economic Association) Hospitals now represent one of the largest