Saturday Links

What happens when whistleblowers reveal what appears to be medical malpractice associated with “gender affirming care”?  The government goes after the whistleblowers.

More on AI and rural health. (STAT)

New NBER paper: “Our calculations indicate that currently proposed U.S. policies to reduce pharmaceutical prices, though particularly beneficial for low-income and elderly populations, could dramatically reduce firms’ investment in highly welfare-improving R&D.”

Could quitting your job actually help the economy?

Steuerle: “Never in U.S. history has there been so much growth in debt scheduled in current law from past legislation.”

BMJ publication bias during covid: very one-sided and on the wrong side of history.

Feds seek delay in releasing covid safety data.

Do good-looking people live longer?