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Posted on May 6, 2022July 25, 2022 by John C. Goodman

Surgeon quality matters. HT: Tyler

Where health care research misses out.

The healthcare system tracks data on people who are patients, not on people when they aren’t.  We’re not looking at the people when they don’t need health care; we’re not gathering data on what it means to be healthy.  I.e., the “missing patients.”

Medicare is paying doctors to be woke.

Senate votes to revoke Biden’s preschool (Head Start) mask mandate. (7 Democrats voted with all the Republicans)

Apple employees to Tim Cook: Making us go back to work is racist.

Face-lifts for the price of a sports car.

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