The Incidental Economist
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http://theincidentaleconomist.com Contemplating health care with a focus on research, an eye on reform. This is a blog (mostly) about the U.S. health care system and its organization, how it works, how it fails us, and what to do about it. All blog authors have professional expertise in an area relevant to the health care system. We are researchers and professors in health economics, law, or health services. By avocation and as bloggers we’re actively trying to understand our health care system and make it better. Our goal is to help you understand it too, and to empower you with research-validated information so you can be a more informed observer of or participant in the ongoing debate over how to reform our system. |
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Cutting the budget for inspections of compounding pharmacies
Fungal meningitis from improperly compounded products at NECC ( NEJM article here ) killed 55 people and infected more than 600 others ( CDC data here ). All of these products originated in Massachusetts, but all of the injuries occurred in other states. ...
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