We Used to Make Stuff
Since 2004, the number of jobs in health care has exceeded the number of jobs in manufacturing. Ten years later, the gap has widened. Big time.
View ArticleAnother Legacy of Roger Ebert
The new film about the life and death of Roger Ebert is fascinating and shows the realities of serious illness and death.
View ArticleFrom the Mailbag
A letter from a reader concerned about the slow identification of the Texas Ebola patient. Related StoriesContagion of YesteryearAge is Just a Number, Right?Medical Fright: Ebola [UPDATED]
View ArticleAge is Just a Number, Right?
Where should we draw the line with respect to age cutoffs? CommentsAn elderly man asks, When should we set aside a life lived for ... by georgeMy father-in-law passed away last May at the age...
View ArticleDefeating the Purpose
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View ArticleA Brief Chat with Scott Simon
A piece on doctors and reflection; then a chat with Scott Simon of NPR's Weekend Edition Saturday. Related StoriesTortoises and HaresContagion of YesteryearAge is Just a Number, Right?
View ArticleContagion of Yesteryear
Ebola seems to have taken up a significant portion of the news stream as of late. It’s understandable, given the breadth of the epidemic (largest ever), the fact that it’s hit our shores, and that it’s...
View ArticleRadio Days
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View ArticleRIP: DFS (1930-2014)
Remembrance of a medical research giant. Related StoriesRIP: DFS (1930-2104)Great Art Meets Dynamic Medical TeachingA Brief Chat with Scott Simon
View ArticleTortoises and Hares
Fighting back against the tendency to overdo everything. Commentsabsolutely. patient expectations and communication must be part ... by glasshospitalthis is brilliant!!!! I was wondering what...
View ArticleRadio as Public Health
How telling our silenced stories can change the world. --featuring Dr. Anne Hallward Related StoriesRadio DaysTortoises and HaresThe Twenty-Two Percent
View ArticleSetback for Single Payer
Vermont finds enacting a single payer health plan more costly than hoped. CommentsI'm not a doctor. I am the mother of a patient with brain ... by Ann Sullivan-LarsonI live where many...
View ArticleHolidays
An intern shows a big heart. Related StoriesTortoises and HaresA Brief Chat with Scott SimonRadio as Public Health
View ArticleStories of Hope and Miracles
Holidays can make us…sentimental. Sometimes in spite of a worldview that prioritizes scientific rationality above all us, we see things that aren’t easily explained. Its important to be open to wonder....
View ArticleHealthCare Prediction CheckUp
Revisiting some bold predictions for the New Year. Related StoriesThe Twenty-Two PercentContagion of YesteryearA Brief Chat with Scott Simon
View ArticleBrill’s Content
A new book tells the backstory of health care reform. Related StoriesHealthCare Prediction CheckUpTortoises and HaresThe Twenty-Two Percent
View ArticleRural Hospitals Fewer and Farther Between
Rural hospitals are under pressure. Many are closing. Comments[…] hospitals are becoming fewer and farther between, writes ... by Morning Break: Practicing Out Of A Camry; Step-By-Step Doc...
View ArticleI’m Astounded, Too
How should we quantify the notion of 'community benefit'? Related StoriesRural Hospitals Fewer and Farther BetweenBrill’s ContentThe Twenty-Two Percent
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