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Blog: The Health Care Blog
Next week is the NODE.Health Digital Medicine Conference in New York. Dec 6-8. It features a great line up of speakers and digital health tech luminaries & THCB readers can get aContinue reading...
Blog: Legal Theory Blog
Peter Grossi (Harvard University - Harvard Law School) has posted The Conservative Court on the Unacceptable Perils in Second-Guessing FDA Safety Decisions and Its Coming Review of Alliance for Hippocratic Medicine v. FDA (The 'Abortion Pill' Case) on SSRN. Here...
Blog: Penn LDI
In its third annual round of grants, from the LDI-Penn Medicine Research Laboratory has awarded funding to three LDI Senior Fellows for their work focused on optimizing efficiency and value in health care delivery (See the full details). In the wake of the results of the first two years of the program, this year the […]
Blog: Social Europe
Vaccines and medicines must no longer be thought of as profitable commodities but public goods.
Blog: Penn LDI
Christopher Allen was ready for a fresh start. On an unseasonably warm afternoon in March, Allen, in his early 30s, walked to the 6800 block of Woodland Avenue in Southwest Philadelphia, where a Mobile Overdose Surge Response Bus from Prevention Point Philadelphia, a nonprofit public health agency, was parked. In an almost street-fair-like atmosphere, snacks, […]
Blog: The Health Care Blog
By MIKE MAGEE One of the top ten headlines of all time created by the satirical geniuses at The Onion was published 25 years ago this December. It read, "God Answers PrayersContinue reading...
Blog: Reason.com
The former Texas governor on helping veterans with PTSD, increasing legal immigration, and the illegal drug he'd most like to try
Blog: Penn LDI
As wait times for appointments and administrative burden on U.S. physicians has grown, so has interest in concierge medicine. The model has been drawing patient and provider interest—and cautions from medical ethicists—for 25 years, but evidence on its effectiveness is just catching up. A groundbreaking Journal of Health Economics study of primary care concierge medicine […]
Blog: American Enterprise Institute – AEI
There are ways to make drugs more affordable, but removing or reducing intellectual property to do so is without legal precedent and will reduce investment in the academic centers and biotechnology companies in the US that have led advances in healthcare treatments.
The post Intellectual Property and Emergencies: Policy for Medicines and Vaccines appeared first on American Enterprise Institute - AEI.
Blog: Penn LDI
LDI Senior Fellow Christopher Forrest, MD, PhD, was named a new member of the National Academy of Medicine (NAM) at their Oct. 8 annual meeting. Forrest is a Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine and at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia (CHOP), where he is the Director of the […]
Blog: Penn LDI
LDI Senior Fellow and Associate Professor of Emergency Medicine at the Perelman School of Medicine Eugenia South, MD, MSHP, has been named Penn Medicine Associate Vice President for Health Justice and Director of the New Center for Health Justice. Situated within Penn Medicine, the new center will collaborate across the University of Pennsylvania Health System, […]
Blog: Penn LDI
What can Tweets tell us about the psychological and mental health of emergency medicine physicians and trainees? Quite a bit, according to LDI Senior Fellows Anish K. Agarwal and Sharath Chandra Guntuku. Agarwal, Guntuku, and their team recently published a study that used machine learning to examine Twitter posts from emergency medicine physicians and residents […]
Blog: Penn LDI
Nudges in Health Care Science at a Crossroads and the Obstacles it Faces
Blog: Penn LDI
Penn Medicine CEO Kevin Mahoney Breaks with Hospital Industry and Endorses PA Nurse Staffing Legislation
Blog: The Health Care Blog
BY MIKE MAGEE In George Packer's classic 2013 New Yorker article titled "Change the World: Silicon Valley transfers its slogans – and its money – to the realm of politics," there isContinue reading...