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Vidhya Alakeson on the US Finance Committee bill

October 15, 2009

Few people outside of Washington have heard of Olympia Snowe, the senator from Maine. But on Tuesday, she became the most important person in healthcare reform. Her vote in the […]

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Guest writers, US healthcarehealth policy, healthcare funding, Medicaid, Medicare, US Senate2 Comments

Eva Brencicova: A first date to remember

April 1, 2009

Initially I thought the lady was choking. I was close to rushing towards her to perform some of the jazzy first-aid moves I learnt in medical school (and become the […]

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Studentsalcohol misuse, health policy, public health6 Comments

Zosia Kmietowicz: A lesson in diplomacy and persistence

March 18, 2009

It was hard not to feel sorry for Liam Donaldson on Monday morning. Arriving at a press conference to announce his latest strategies for improving the public’s health 24 hours […]

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Editors at largealcohol, health policy, taxation, UK government1 Comment

Matiram Pun: Obama wins – a pretty optimistic outlook for the world

November 11, 2008

Kenya’s people have shown an enthusiasm bordering on fanaticism over the US presidential election and declared a national holiday after Barack Obama’s win. But it was not only Kenya and […]

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Guest writersBarack Obama, health policy, healthcare worker migration, US elections, US president4 Comments

Vidhya Alakeson: US presidential candidates’ health reform proposals

September 18, 2008

Yesterday, the Tax Policy Center released its initial analysis of the health reform plans of the two presidential campaigns. The center is a joint initiative of the Brookings Institution and […]

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Guest writers, US healthcarehealth insurance, health policy, US health reform, US presidential election0 Comments

Tessa Richards: WHO in Tallinn

July 4, 2008

Start with Handel’s Alleluia chorus, include a fireworks display, lay on a dinner hosted by government, during which the director general of the WHO makes a cabaret style eulogy. Add […]

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Editors at large, Tessa Richardsglobal health, health policy, World Health Organization0 Comments

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