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The New Yorker’s Roz Chast Nails the Topic of Healthcare Price Transparency

Byadmin January 25, 2016

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The Things We Do To Lose Weight
Byadmin April 1, 2015

Want to lose weight? Then what are you going to do to try to accomplish your goal? Specifically, what will you do to change your eating habits? Probably the best thing you can do – eating habit wise – to lose weight is to eat less food. But as you will see from this picture…

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Which Cancers Do We Spend Most of Our Money On?
Byadmin August 14, 2015

There has been lots written lately about the soaring cost of cancer care. You’re spending a lot on cancer recently in part because of many wonderful new treatments that come with a substantial price tag. But there has been less chatter about which cancers we are spending money on. Here’s a nice picture illustrating that…

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Concerning Trend for Rural Physicians Makes a Risky Business Even Riskier
Byadmin July 23, 2020

The COVID-19 virus is wreaking havoc on healthcare providers. Hospitals and outpatient practices are struggling from a combination of lost revenue, from people delaying or canceling appointments, and increased expenses, related to the measures they are taking to reduce the spread of the virus within healthcare settings. As always, when American healthcare providers are in…

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America’s Healthcare Price Problem
Byadmin April 3, 2017

Want to know why we continue to spend so much more on healthcare than other countries? We have a price problem, one that experts predict will play a huge role in future healthcare spending: If we want to reign in healthcare spending, we must go after high prices. That means taking on physicians, hospitals, pharma…

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Physicians Can't Stop Overtreating Diabetes And Hypertension
Byadmin April 26, 2016

Aggressive control of blood pressure has saved millions of lives, and has prevented millions of people from experiencing heart attacks, strokes and kidney failure, among other things. Admittedly, controlling blood pressure is not the sexy part of medical care, but when primary care doctors like me help people get their blood pressure under control, we…

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Ineffective Nudge?
Byadmin August 2, 2016

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The New Yorker’s Roz Chast Nails the Topic of Healthcare Price Transparency

The Things We Do To Lose Weight

Which Cancers Do We Spend Most of Our Money On?

Concerning Trend for Rural Physicians Makes a Risky Business Even Riskier

America’s Healthcare Price Problem

Physicians Can't Stop Overtreating Diabetes And Hypertension

Ineffective Nudge?

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