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Guidelines, bias, and your health

Unknown 7:33 AM Add Comment Avorn, bias, Campos-Outcalt, detailmen, Diabetes, guidelines, mammography, pharmaceutical industry, Stendhal syndrome, USPSTF, Woolf Edit

Guidelines, bias, and your health

One of the challenges in educating health-care professionals is the massive – and growing -- amount of information about diseases, diagnosis...

Unknown 6:53 PM Add Comment Barr, Carnevale, Charles Blow, falling behind, Rabinowitz, Robert Bowman, Upstreamers Edit

Moving to Recovery By Design

The following is a guest post by Robert Bowman, MD, of the A.T. Still College of Osteopathic Medicine in Mesa, Arizona. He welcomes your com...

Unknown 10:01 PM Add Comment "Call the Midwife", Daily Show, Krugman, London, Medicaid Expansion, national health service, rickets, the "Spite Club" Edit

"Call the Midwife": If Britain could afford to create a National Health Service after WWII, we can now!

The main argument against not cutting (not to mention expanding) social services, including health care, for the most needy, is that we “can...

Unknown 7:56 AM Add Comment Altarum, Joy of Practice, Kruse, Morehouse, Primary care, reimbursement, Rust, Sanders, Sinsky, Title VII Edit

Helping primary care help the health of all of us

I recently described how primary care can improve the health of our population – proven by dozens of studies – as well as save significant m...

Unknown 7:54 AM Add Comment Commins, financial contribution, health, hospitals, Prevention, Primary care, pyramid Edit

Primary Care Contributes More than Money....

I have often written about why the US needs a comprehensive national health system to cover all of its people, and my preference for a singl...

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