The drug manufacturers trade association does a wonderful job of providing a rationalization for exorbitant pricing of medications, too bad it has no basis in moral or economic reality.
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Doctors often respond to patients' requests for services that may be unnecessary, according to research in the American Journal of Managed Care.
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While growing faster than the economy, health care spending has risen at a slightly slower pace so far in the second half of 2015, according to Altarum Institute reports.
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Research published in the British Medical Journal suggests that physicians who practice defensive medicine may incur fewer malpractice suits.
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Research published in the Annals of Internal Medicine finds that dementia related costs are the fastest growing among disease categories.
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A survey reflects providers' challenges in caring for Medicare patients with chronic diseases.
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A report from the Health Care Cost Institute examines the competitiveness and cost status of various American communities.
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A Rock Health report discusses consumer adoption of digital health technologies.
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A report from the IMS Institute for Healthcare Informatics looks at the effect of pharmacy deductibles on medication adherence.
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Massachusetts once again is trailblazing for the country, as its managed Medicaid program runs into big, but very predictable issues.
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Accenture issues a brief report touting the benefits of virtual health.
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A J.D. Powers survey asks Medicare Advantage enrollees about their satisfaction with MA plans.
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An analysis of a Colorado medical home demonstration finds mixed results, at best.
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The Health Care Cost Initiative releases its 2014 commercial health plan spending report.
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A Government Accounting Office report finds, surprise, surprise, that we are likely wasting billions of dollars in the reform law's Medicaid expansion.
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