An article in Health Affairs once again tries to reinforce the point that the health spending issue in the US is due to prices, not utilization.
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The Journal of the American Medical Association has a lengthy analysis of medical product marketing spending over the last two decades.
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The American Hospital Association claims hospitals are grossly underpaid by Medicare and Medicaid.
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The latest volley in the 340B program wars comes from the drug industry and not surprisingly finds that hospital participation raises use and spending.
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JAMA carries a meta-review of interventions to improve adherence to drug regimens.
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A study carried by the Journal of the American Medical Association reveals the absurd and despicable profits being earned by drug companies off the misery of cancer patients.
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Among its other defects, it appears that Medicare's hospital readmissions reduction program may have led to an increase in mortality.
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A Deloitte annual report looks at drug manufacturer returns on research and development activities.
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A new survey from the Employee Benefits Research Institute continues to find that persons covered by high deductible plans are more engaged with their health and health care.
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