Moreover, the news from the Court comes hot on the heels of the passage of an anti-individual-mandate measure in Ohio. The measure was approved by voters in all 88 counties of that crucial swing state — and by at least 20-point margins in 81 of those counties.
The Health Policy Skeptic
Using evidence to improve health policy
-
Most Recent Posts- Book | Caring for America: Home Health Workers in the Shadow of the Welfare State
- Book | Foreign Remedies: What the Experience of Other Nations Can Tell Us about Next Steps in Reforming U.S. Health Care
- Behind the Scenes of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act: The Making of a Health Care Co-op
- Generic Drug Names and Social Welfare
- The Politics and Strategy of Industry Self-Regulation: The Pharmaceutical Industry’s Principles for Ethical Direct-to-Consumer Advertising as a Deceptive Blocking Strategy
- How to Think Clearly about Medicare Administrative Costs: Data Sources and Measurement
- The Medicaid Deniers | National Review Online
- Having barely survived near death experiences, Obamacare faces another legal challenge – Health – AEI
- Medicare Provider Charge Data – Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services
- How Low Can Part-Timers’ Hours Go?
- Medicares 140,000 New Diagnosis Codes Doctors Hate – Forbes
- The polls this week: Obamacare, the sequester, and immigration | AEIdeas
- Healthcare law opponents sue Obama officials over IRS rules | Reuters
- Part-time Nation: Was the April jobs report really the Obamacare jobs report? | AEIdeas
- As health-care costs slow, IPAB’s launch is delayed
- Review & Outlook: The Oregon Trial – WSJ.com
- Will the Number of Uninsured Rise Under ObamaCare? | John Goodman’s Health Policy Blog | NCPA.org
- The Oregon Experiment — Effects of Medicaid on Clinical Outcomes — NEJM
- Fact Check:Will Increased Longevity Bring Down Medicare? | The Health Care Blog
- The case against cronies: Libertarians must stand up to corporate greed – Society and Culture – AEI
Bookmark and Share
