The Early Hours After the SCOTUS Decision

Byadmin June 29, 2012

See my local TV interview in the early hours after the SCOTUS decision on the individual mandate.

And see some of my quotes from local and national reporters at the links below:

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Moderate Politicans: No Reason to Run for Office
Byadmin September 4, 2014

A while back, my friend and colleague Brendan Nyhan sent out a disturbing picture showing that moderate politicians, from both the Democratic and Republican parties, are less likely to run for seats in the House of Representatives than more extreme politicians: Very disturbing trend! It is hard to see the policies of our country improving if…

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Influencing Young Minds
Byadmin August 29, 2014

I really like teaching Duke undergraduates. They are an ambitious and intelligent group. But sometimes their ambition and intelligence get in the way of creative thinking, especially in regards to careers. They all want to remain high achievers, so they know they must either become doctors, lawyers, investment bankers or business consultants. Not infrequently I…

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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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The Primary Care Doctor Is Not In
Byadmin October 25, 2017

In a clever study, secret shoppers called primary care offices in an attempt to make a new patient appointment. People with Obamacare insurance, or “marketplace plans” in the below figure, had a hard time finding appointments. But so did people with traditional insurance. But there’s a bigger takeaway, one slightly obscured by the misleading y-axis,…

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Why Trumpcare Is DOA: It Doesn't Address Outrageous Healthcare Prices
Byadmin March 24, 2017

Paul Ryan is “excited” that the American Health Care Act, as Republicans call their bill, will trim the federal budget by several hundred billion dollars over the next decade. The 24 million people who are expected to lose insurance under the AHCA aren’t excited about the bill, which will cut government spending at their expense,…

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Why It’s Difficult For People With Chronic Pain To Gain Their Doctor’s Trust
Byadmin2 May 8, 2025May 8, 2025

Many people with chronic pain find themselves interacting with clinicians who do not seem to trust them. Why is it hard to establish a trusting relationship with your doctor? And what can you do about it? I have been on both sides of the exam table – as a physician caring for people with chronic…

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The Early Hours After the SCOTUS Decision

Moderate Politicans: No Reason to Run for Office

Influencing Young Minds

Concerning Trend for Rural Physicians Makes a Risky Business Even Riskier

The Primary Care Doctor Is Not In

Why Trumpcare Is DOA: It Doesn't Address Outrageous Healthcare Prices

Why It’s Difficult For People With Chronic Pain To Gain Their Doctor’s Trust

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