Programming Note

With another post by McArdle the insurance-mortality debate continues and may do so for some time. If you are interested in it and this blog

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Clean Up

Apparently there were some technical difficulties with Michael McWilliams’ post that reviews the literature on the health consequences of lack of insurance. They may have

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Catch Up

Some notes to bring you up to date on the latest blogosphere dust up I’m involved in: Megan McArdle has a new post relating to

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Read the Literature

Not only do I believe McArdle has badly misread (or not read) the literature on the relationship between health insurance and health outcomes, including mortality,

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Insurance and Mortality

For those of you closely following the Klein–McArdle kerfuffle over the relationship between insurance and mortality, Klein has just volleyed back. His post includes quotes

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What is Evidence?

Continuing on what is likely to be a controversial topic, at least in the rarefied strata of blogosphere wonkery if not beyond, let me add

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Consequences of Uninsurance

Apparently Megan McArdle is not convinced that health insurance promotes health. I assume she (and any reasonable minded individual) would agree that death can be

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Four (Or My Erdös Number)

Paul Erdös (1913-1996) holds the record for the most academic publications in mathematics. He was also famously itinerant, traveling continuously between the homes of colleagues

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