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How big a problem is overuse? It’s hard to know, because it depends on how you measure it.
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How big a problem is overuse? It’s hard to know, because it depends on how you measure it.
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Medical overuse is just as much a problem in children’s health care as it is for adults, so why isn’t there more recognition of this issue?
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How we can save billions in health care spending while making Americans healthier
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Why do unapproved, unproven, and potentially harmful treatments keep getting customers? Mainstream medicine is partly to blame.
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Fee-for-service drives overuse and high costs, but what’s the alternative? Maryland may have the answer.
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Do you have to take the entire course of antibiotics to prevent antibiotic resistance? These doctors say no.
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After pledging $30 million to the NIH, the NFL recently announced they are leaving the game at halftime, and taking their ball (about $16 million in unspent funds) with them.
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Trump’s pick for director of the CDC had some public health advocates sighing in relief – but her promotion of unproven anti-aging therapies and willingness to partner with industry are causes for concern.
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How do we stop the cycle of prescribing sleep medications in the hospitals?
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Why do some hospitals have such high rates of unnecessary c-sections? New research from the Harvard School of Public Health gives us a clue.
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