Should emergency medical supplies go to the highest bidders? (That isn't necessarily what economists think...)
Should prices clear markets for emergency medical supplies? Many economists don't think so: Pri…
Should prices clear markets for emergency medical supplies? Many economists don't think so: Pri…
There are now more women than men applying to U.S. medical schools, being accepted (to the first ye…
CNN has the story, about a little-publicized part of the market for body parts: New Zealand has ord…
Several recent stories caught my eye on the controversial subject of medically assisted suicide, ak…
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Vic Fuchs, the dean of American health economists, argues that employment-based insurance has an as…
One of the features of the American health care system is that prices are heavily shrouded--insuran…
Here's the 2019 Global Health Atlas Kidney transplantation is nowhere readily available to ever…
Dramatic scientific announcements get press coverage before they are well (or at all) understood, b…
The Lancet recently ran the following opinion piece, by a bioethicist at Northwestern University…