The Real Cost of Medicare for All is in Lives, Not Dollars
Instead of Medicare for All, the plan should be called “VA Care for All,” with the increase in preventable deaths that comes with it.
Instead of Medicare for All, the plan should be called “VA Care for All,” with the increase in preventable deaths that comes with it.
Dr. Wes Fisher outlines the new initiatives that stand a realistic chance of turning the tide against the quasi-regulatory monopoly of the American Board of Internal Medicine.
A healthcare system based on profit-and-loss is the only way to progressively improve the price, quantity, and quality of healthcare.
Twila Brase reveals the ugly truths about electronic health records and what can be done to escape from this modern day Panopticon.
Dr. Mary Ruwart discusses the unintended consequences of the 1962 amendments to the FDA.
Dr. Anupam Singh offers a sound and intelligent perspective on the proper role of clinical trials and clinical judgment in medical care.
Anish Koka and Michel Accad have fun discussing the controversies about blood pressure guidelines with guest Dr. Swapnil Hiremath.
What is the best way to curtail unwarranted therapies? Should there be more top down regulations or is it possible that more health care freedom will lead to less utilization?