Kevin Roche

Paul McCartney delivered in probably his last Twin Cities appearance.

Several more days, feels like years, of trudging through the dreck that is the Star Tribune.

Anti-depressants are grossly over-prescribed and don't work for mild depression.

Workers' compensation claims display the wide variation in doctor choices of how to treat, driven by the desire to make more money.

Reviews of the evidence for effectiveness of flu vaccines are dated. And effectiveness appears to be fairly limited.

Over the last two decades, it appears that household income has grown more rapidly in low-income households, but this has had a minor impact on perceptions of income and wealth…

Hospitals are using their market and lobbying power to force payers to reimburse them at a higher rate than surgi-centers receive.

A new Ron Chernow biography of Mark Twain is informative and enlightening.

An innovative paper using military members examines factors behind geographic variations in health spending.

A mixed week for the ever-mounting US debt sales.

Use of prescription drugs can alter the intenstinal micro-biome.

I visit another Dem run-state that is in significant decline.

Venture capital and private equity activity continued to sort of limp along through the first half of 2025.

An interesting study looks at differences in children diagnosed as "autistic" at different ages.