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    How Medicare Rewards Over-Diagnosis

    Cato Institute Nov 7, 2017

    As a surgeon, when I see patients referred to my clinic with a surgical problem such as a hernia or gallbladder disease, they usually bring their medical records from the…

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    In Search of TB Funding for 2018 and Beyond

    Devex International Development Nov 6, 2017

    Global tuberculosis experts want to see numerical funding targets for combating the epidemic set at the first United Nations high-level meeting on the disease next year. It’s time for the…

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    CHIP Needs Reform Not Just Funding

    The Heritage Foundation Nov 4, 2017

    Congress is now overdue to reauthorize funding for the State Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP). The funding provided in the last reauthorization expired on September 30 and by the end…

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    New Pancreatic Cancer Clinical Trial Combines Immunotherapy and Chemotherapy

    Cancer Connect Nov 4, 2017

    The Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy has announced the first patients have begun treatment in a new pancreatic cancer multi-center clinical trial. To combat the nation’s third deadliest cancer, the phase 1b/2…

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    How Do We Best Direct Our Philanthropic Capital?

    Cause & Effect Nov 3, 2017

    I spent time at a fascinating conference in Silicon Valley, which came complete with roughly the level of inchoate enthusiasm about things like blockchain technology that you might expect. I…

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    How Drugs for Neglected Diseases Multiply Your Donation

    Cause & Effect Nov 3, 2017

    After Charles Kenny agreed with me that public-health aid should be run through governments rather than non-governmental organizations acting largely independently, I had a simple question for him. If I want to give money…

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    The Ugly Consequences of Single-Payer Health Care

    The Heritage Foundation Nov 3, 2017

    The late, great Nobel Laureate economist Milton Friedman said it best: “There’s no such thing as a free lunch.” Friedman’s pithy proverb reminds us that there is also no “free health…

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    Playing Really is Better for Kids Than PE

    DCT Passport Nov 3, 2017

    For generations, it has been the go-to instruction for harassed parents pestered by bored and fractious children: “Go outside and play”. Now researchers have confirmed the long-held suspicion that playing…

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    The State of Teacher Mental Health in America

    The 74 Nov 3, 2017

    A majority of American teachers feel stressed at work, according to a new survey from the American Federation of Teachers — and the number citing poor mental health has jumped alarmingly over…

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    Potential Problems with the Medicare for All Act of 2017

    The Heritage Foundation Nov 3, 2017

    Senator Sanders and his Senate colleagues have performed a valuable service in sponsoring their comprehensive legislation. They have outlined in detailed legislative text what a government-managed health care system would…

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    New Insights About Cancer Immunotherapy Treatment

    Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center Nov 2, 2017

    Two new papers from teams at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center provide the most comprehensive data yet reported on side effects of the emerging cancer immunotherapy strategy known as CAR…

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    Louisville is Planting Over 8,000 trees in Hopes of Improving Residents’ Health

    Mashable Nov 2, 2017

    Healthcare doesn’t grow on trees — except perhaps in Louisville, where a $14.5 million research project is testing out that very theory on its residents. The Green Heart project is an…

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