My usual quick summary of research reported in Health Affairs.

Noted enviromentalist Bjorn Lomborg provides a rational discussion of climate and energy issues.

Another piece of research undermines the sexual mutilation of children in the name of whacked gender ideology.

A report looks at two measures of health plan profitability.

I can't undertake this dreadful task more than once a week.

Another work of classic fiction read, with a surprising tone.

King Walz lies about what Minnesota is like to live in or do business in.

The headline number on the March jobs report was positive, but the details were mixed.

Weight loss drugs are expensive and may not generate a return by lowering overall health care spending in the short or long term.

The FFS Medicare population saw reduced reported heart attacks during the epidemic but an increase in severity and deaths in hospital.

A study shows that if anything, vaccinated people were less likely to experience sudden death.

The February job openings, etc, report suggests an even keel labor market.

An interesting perspective on the history of American film by examining the role of directors.

A study demonstrates how much more dangerous cold is to humans than heat.

Minnesota has a very high tax rate of all types, and the burden falls hardest on the middle class.