UPMC expansion won’t improve Pittsburgh’s community health
The Pittsburgh health system giant is putting profits over patients with their proposed expansion, say Shannon Brownlee and Vikas Saini. More
New report sheds light on hospital price variation
Ever wonder why you can't get a straight answer about how much a test or procedure in the hospital? This new report has answers. More
Belief and evidence: How framing health news matters
Gina Kolata misrepresents the debate on tPA for strokes by painting the issue as evidence versus belief. More
Hidden influence: Financial conflicts you might have missed
Recent conflicts of interest in medicine and health policy you probably missed... More
Industry payments to doctors: Opioids are the tip of the iceberg
A closer look at the hundreds of millions that pharma spends on payments to physicians. More
Industry payments to doctors: Opioids are the tip of the iceberg
A closer look at the hundreds of millions that pharma spends on payments to physicians. More
Hospitals are making a fortune on Wall Street
The nation's largest not-for-profit hospital systems reaped more than $21 billion last year from their Wall Street investments, mergers and other investment options, according to an Axios analysis of financial documents. More
Health care? More like health scare!
Every day is Halloween for pharma marketers... More
Conflicts of interest complicate Hep C research debate
Researchers and advocates are up in arms over a new review of Hepatitis C treatments. But look who's funding each side... More
Why corruption is the new normal in health care (and what we can do about it)
From industry payments to kickbacks, corruption is everywhere in health care. And it comes at a high cost to patient safety. More
What the FDA isn’t telling about duloxetine
When researchers and the press started asking about duloxetine, the FDA didn’t scour its database and go public. It kept quiet. More