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William Cayley: Can we beat the productivity paradox by working smarter, not harder?

June 13, 2017

During my morning drive recently, a radio story on the “productivity paradox” caught my attention. Briefly put, the story explored economists’ concerns that despite ongoing technological development, our actual work productivity […]

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The “new-and-improved” American Health Care Act looks little improved

May 30, 2017

As the CBO reports that the AHCA could result in million of Americans losing healthcare insurance, Allan M. Joseph and William H. Seligman assess what impact this will have […]

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Abraar Karan: What we say to our patients matters, but how we say it matters more

May 18, 2017

The way we frame benefit and risk to our patients can have a huge impact on their health and lifestyle choices, argues Abraar Karan […]

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Reena Aggarwal: The AHCA poses a threat to women’s healthcare

May 15, 2017

Plans to defund Planned Parenthood in the US will damage women’s healthcare choices, says Reena Aggarwal […]

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One small step for Republicans towards repeal of the Affordable Care Act

May 5, 2017

As the American Health Care Act has passed through the House of Representatives, Allan M. Joseph and William H. Seligman assess what impact this will have. […]

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Chris​ Simms: Trump vs Obamacare—100 days in

May 3, 2017

Donald Trump continues to threaten to pull the trigger and scrap the Affordable Care Act (ACA). The day after his failed attempt to repeal and replace the ACA on 24 […]

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Rising above the political tide: Our March for Science

April 25, 2017

In the wake of Saturday’s March for Science, Nahid Bhadelia and Afsan Bhadelia argue that scientists must sometimes join the political fray to advocate for inconvenient truths […]

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Reena Aggarwal: What does the failure of AHCA mean for women’s healthcare?

April 5, 2017

Despite the AHCA failing, plans to defund Planned Parenthood in the US will damage women’s healthcare choices, says Reena Aggarwal […]

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Ashish Jha: The ABC of healthcare reform—understanding the Republican debacle

March 30, 2017

Ashish Jha explains why the “ABCs: Arithmetic, Bravery, and Competence” are so important for reforming the US healthcare system. […]

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Alice Murray and Saira Ghafur: The Republican healthcare bill fails

March 28, 2017

Donald Trump’s bill to repeal the ACA has failed. Alice Murray and Saira Ghafur assess what happened and what impact this will have on US healthcare. […]

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