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45-47 million people not covered by insurance, premiums increasing faster than our salaries for the rest of us. What can we do to improve this?

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Episodes

Episode 24

This is it for healthcare: let’s reduce the cost of insurance in the individual market (HSAs, pooling mechanism, tort reform, drug reimportation, tax treatment changes) and let’s change our mindset about certain medical costs.

Aug 04, 2009•3 min

Episode 23

If the healthcare systems in Canada and England are so bad, why are the Canadians and English dropping like flies? A closer look at the life expectancy and infant mortality numbers that are used in the healthcare reform debate.

Jul 29, 2009•4 min

Episode 22

In 2006, Massachusetts started its plan for universal healthcare. So what happened?

Jul 21, 2009•4 min

Episode 21

Comparative Effectiveness is not that bad - until you add costs into the analysis.

Jul 15, 2009•4 min

Episode 20

There are ways to encourage people to watch their medical costs and take care of their health.

Jul 07, 2009•4 min

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