- How politically biased is the new JAMA editor?
- David Friedman on Project 2025.
- Making medical school tuition free does not produce more primary care physicians or send more graduates to underserved areas.
- Claim: more than 100 million Americans are without regular access to primary care.
- Chinese government officials are implementing mandatory testing of large language models to make sure they “embody core socialist values.”
- Everything to know about occupational licensing. Recommended
Category: Monday Links
Monday Links
- Is exercise the most potent medical intervention we have?
- 22 million children now have access to school choice.
- The case for physician owned hospitals.
- The best-designed studies indicate that interventions focused on “social determinants of health” (inadequate housing, food insecurity, etc.) yield only weak effects on health.
- Class action litigation reduces corporate innovation, and vice versa.
- Confiscating every last penny from billionaires wouldn’t fund the U.S. government for one year.
Monday Links
- What if Purdue Pharma and OxyContin are not really guilty as charged?
- What the Chevron decision means.
- Your doctor bills Medicare for your surgery. But was he really the surgeon? (WaPo)
- The Heritage plan for a Second Trump term. Outlaw pornography? Say it ain’t so.
- What happens when doctors can’t get the cancer drugs their patients need because of shortages.
Monday Links
- The US Olympic Team will get air conditioning in Paris, undermining the French goal of cutting carbon emissions.
- It pays to work for government.
- If you want to hunt a gray whale you have to be a member of the Makah tribe.
- 30% of our food supply goes uneaten and is thrown away.
- Two disabled adults stand to lose $5652 a year if they marry. (NYT)