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Wednesday, May 20, 2015

A recent article by Gardner Harris in the New York Times focused on the financial links among health care corporations and not-for-profit d...

The main-stream media, in this case the San Francisco Chronicle , just "discovered" an important case of a conflicted health polic...

This week, a Washington Post article discussed who provides the data being cited in the ongoing US debate about health care reform. The pol...

As the discussion here in the US about health care reform gathers steam, the Washington Post published a rather uncritical profile of one o...

On the Hooked: Ethics, Medicine and Pharma blog, Dr Howard Brody dissected a campaign to redirect comparative effectiveness research by mak...

This new variation on a now old theme first appeared in the New York Times : A former surgeon at Walter Reed Army Medical Center, who is a p...

There has been considerable discussion lately about whether the US government should offer a publicly run health insurance plan similar to t...