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To usefully interpret research on Medicaid expansion, it’s crucial to recognize the populations being studied – and those being left out.

Mar 17

More government involvement and no debt reduction in sight.

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Elise Amez-Droz

Mar 10

At $5 per test, RATs were a bargain compared to other public health interventions.

Markus Bjoerkheim

Mar 24

The reckoning has begun; it must lead to a pursuit of truth over dogma.

Mar 3

Governments in the US control more per-capita health spending than most countries spend from public and private sources combined.

Feb 24

Breaking down the effects of the end of the public health emergency and the omnibus bill on Medicaid and other healthcare programs

Elise Amez-Droz

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Feb 17

A famous study can easily be misinterpreted.

Markus Bjoerkheim

Feb 10

We can’t get the debt under control without changing the way we pay for healthcare.

Veronique de Rugy

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Elise Amez-Droz

Feb 3

New research fails to detect a relationship between Medicaid expansion and mortality.

Jan 27

Market-based healthcare policy solutions

Jan 20

Probably. But you have to know how to look.

Markus Bjoerkheim

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Jan 13

And that’s a good thing. But we need longer-term solutions to fix Medicaid.

Markus Bjoerkheim

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Jan 6

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