How many calories are in my burrito? Improving consumers’ understanding of energy (calorie) range information
“How many calories are in my burrito? Improving consumers’ understanding of energy (calorie) range information” – Public Health Nutrition
-
-
Economics Behaving Badly
“Economics Behaving Badly” – The New York Times
-
Doctor, First Tell Me What It Costs
“Doctor, First Tell Me What It Costs” – The New York Times
-
A Simple Tweak Makes Calorie Labeling More Effective
“A Simple Tweak Makes Calorie Labeling More Effective” – The Washington Post
-
How to Tell Someone That She Is Dying
“How to Tell Someone That She Is Dying” – The New Yorker
-
Are Infertility Doctors Turning into Predatory Bankers?
Somewhere near where you live, a couple will discover this week that they are infertile and that if they want biological children of their own, they are going to need in vitro fertilization (or IVF). According to treatment protocol, the woman will need to take powerful medicines to ramp up her production of fertilizable eggs….
-
Legends of the Fall Semester?
In case the Internet had any remaining credibility, as a source of truthful information, the MBA channel now lists me as a B School legend: The U.S. based website Poets & Quants has published a different kind of ranking. They haven’t chosen the best b-schools, but instead paid tribute to some of the best b-school…
-
Sleepless in the hospital: Our own default
“Sleepless in the hospital: Our own default” – ACP Hospitalist
-
Evaluating the Quality of Charter Schools and Tertiary Care Hospitals
If Americans judged the quality of hospital care the way Newsweek judges high schools, we would soon be inundated with “charter hospitals” that only treat healthy patients. As reported in The New YorkTimes , thirty-seven of Newsweek’s top 50 high schools have selective admission standards, thereby enrolling the cream of the eighth grade crop. That means…
-
Contracts With Patients in Clinical Practice
“Contracts With Patients in Clinical Practice” – The Lancet
