The CBOs initial score of the Baucus bill suggests it will reduce the deficit, but there are many caveats, especially on physician payments.
Having taken heat on drug safety, the FDA has issued a new draft guidance on risk mitigation efforts by drug companies.
Health information is hot, particularly since the stimulus bill devoted $20 billion to its expansion.
New research confirms that second-hand smoke can cause serious health issues for non-smokers.
Another study demonstrates quality performance and better cost benefits from Medicare Advantage plans.
Telemedicine has enormous potential to positively affect quality, access and cost issues, but there are barriers that should be addressed as part of health system reform.
A review of what money is spent on which children for Medicaid and CHIPS yields insights on possible cost-saving and quality improvement opportunities.
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation has published a review of the cost effects of clinical preventive care measures.
Overweight people are getting blamed for everything, including more workers’ compensation costs.