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    The Ugly Realities Of Socialized Medicine Are Not Going Away

    The worldwide recession has forced countries around the world to curb public spending — or risk defaulting on their debt. The United Kingdom is the latest to tighten its belt. The National Health Service (NHS) — the centralized public agency that runs Britain’s government healthcare system — is being forced ...
    Commentary

    Shopping for Health Coverage Versus Shopping for Health Care

    As I read the spirited debate over whether Obamacare will drive health insurers out of business (here and here), I wonder if we need to bring the discussion back to fundamentals: The key problem with U.S health insurance is that there is too much of it – whether provided by ...
    Health Care

    Just Say ‘No’ To New Health Insurance Taxes

    This month, consulting firm Oliver Wyman released a new study revealing that — surprise, surprise — health insurance premiums will increase by several thousand dollars over the next ten years. That’s bad enough news for consumers. Even worse? The study only looked at the cost impact of Obamacare’s new tax ...
    Commentary

    Can the PayPal Mafia Fix Health Care?

    Last week, the Health 2.0 venture Practice Fusion held its second annual Connect conference in San Francisco. Practice Fusion is an exciting business for a few reasons: It provides a free electronic health record (EHR) to physicians and allied health providers. It’s completely independent of the “legacy” healthcare business. (Competitors ...
    Commentary

    ObamaCare’s Substandard Health Care Subsidies

    Last week, Ohio’s voters amended their state’s constitution to say that they wouldn’t be bound by the federal individual health insurance mandate. The Buckeye State is now the 13th state to reject the mandate. Ordinary Americans aren’t the only ones incensed by the law. State officials are uncovering a laundry ...
    Commentary

    It’s Time to Blow Up the FDA’s Drug Review Process

    The Food and Drug Administration just held its first public meeting to set the course for the future regulation of prescription drugs and medical devices in this country. Every five years, Congress must reauthorize the Prescription Drug User Fee Act (PDUFA), which governs many of the FDA’s regulatory efforts. Some ...
    Commentary

    Health Spending and the “Supercommittee”: Seven Items from President Obama that Republicans And Democrats Should Embrace

    Key Points: Congress has a unique opportunity to make a clean cut in government health spending by Christmas. President Obama’s deficit-reducing proposal contains seven items that shift Medicare and Medicaid spending closer to the people. Although these items represent a small fraction of President Obama’s deficit-reducing proposal, they offer the ...
    Commentary

    Mitt Romney’s Health Care Defenses Still Don’t Cut It

    It’s no secret that President Barack Obama based his costly, mandate-driven health care overhaul on Massachusetts’ 2006 reform experiment — despite former Bay State Governor and current Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s claims to the contrary. Ironclad proof surfaced a few weeks ago, when the White House released visitor logs ...
    Health Care

    Reviewing ObamaCare’s Rate Review

    This month, the Obama administration began its campaign to ostracize health insurers who don’t charge prices it likes. The administration now requires insurers who want to raise premiums by 10% or more to post a formal explanation on a government website. Federal bureaucrats — in partnership with their counterparts in ...
    Business & Economics

    Our federal financial nightmares revealed … and how to fix them

    During this week’s GOP presidential debate, Michele Bachmann twice said the federal government is spending about “40 percent more” than what it takes in. If only we were in such good shape. The federal government has actually been spending about 75 percent more than what it takes in. For every ...
    Commentary

    The Ugly Realities Of Socialized Medicine Are Not Going Away

    The worldwide recession has forced countries around the world to curb public spending — or risk defaulting on their debt. The United Kingdom is the latest to tighten its belt. The National Health Service (NHS) — the centralized public agency that runs Britain’s government healthcare system — is being forced ...
    Commentary

    Shopping for Health Coverage Versus Shopping for Health Care

    As I read the spirited debate over whether Obamacare will drive health insurers out of business (here and here), I wonder if we need to bring the discussion back to fundamentals: The key problem with U.S health insurance is that there is too much of it – whether provided by ...
    Health Care

    Just Say ‘No’ To New Health Insurance Taxes

    This month, consulting firm Oliver Wyman released a new study revealing that — surprise, surprise — health insurance premiums will increase by several thousand dollars over the next ten years. That’s bad enough news for consumers. Even worse? The study only looked at the cost impact of Obamacare’s new tax ...
    Commentary

    Can the PayPal Mafia Fix Health Care?

    Last week, the Health 2.0 venture Practice Fusion held its second annual Connect conference in San Francisco. Practice Fusion is an exciting business for a few reasons: It provides a free electronic health record (EHR) to physicians and allied health providers. It’s completely independent of the “legacy” healthcare business. (Competitors ...
    Commentary

    ObamaCare’s Substandard Health Care Subsidies

    Last week, Ohio’s voters amended their state’s constitution to say that they wouldn’t be bound by the federal individual health insurance mandate. The Buckeye State is now the 13th state to reject the mandate. Ordinary Americans aren’t the only ones incensed by the law. State officials are uncovering a laundry ...
    Commentary

    It’s Time to Blow Up the FDA’s Drug Review Process

    The Food and Drug Administration just held its first public meeting to set the course for the future regulation of prescription drugs and medical devices in this country. Every five years, Congress must reauthorize the Prescription Drug User Fee Act (PDUFA), which governs many of the FDA’s regulatory efforts. Some ...
    Commentary

    Health Spending and the “Supercommittee”: Seven Items from President Obama that Republicans And Democrats Should Embrace

    Key Points: Congress has a unique opportunity to make a clean cut in government health spending by Christmas. President Obama’s deficit-reducing proposal contains seven items that shift Medicare and Medicaid spending closer to the people. Although these items represent a small fraction of President Obama’s deficit-reducing proposal, they offer the ...
    Commentary

    Mitt Romney’s Health Care Defenses Still Don’t Cut It

    It’s no secret that President Barack Obama based his costly, mandate-driven health care overhaul on Massachusetts’ 2006 reform experiment — despite former Bay State Governor and current Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s claims to the contrary. Ironclad proof surfaced a few weeks ago, when the White House released visitor logs ...
    Health Care

    Reviewing ObamaCare’s Rate Review

    This month, the Obama administration began its campaign to ostracize health insurers who don’t charge prices it likes. The administration now requires insurers who want to raise premiums by 10% or more to post a formal explanation on a government website. Federal bureaucrats — in partnership with their counterparts in ...
    Business & Economics

    Our federal financial nightmares revealed … and how to fix them

    During this week’s GOP presidential debate, Michele Bachmann twice said the federal government is spending about “40 percent more” than what it takes in. If only we were in such good shape. The federal government has actually been spending about 75 percent more than what it takes in. For every ...
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