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Category: Monday Links

Monday Links – 10 August 2026

Posted on August 10, 2026 by John C. Goodman
  • 31 counties with the highest murder rates – just 1% of all U.S. counties … account for 41% of all murders…. 63 counties [account for] 54% of all murders.
  • Can dandelions help fight cancer?
  • Claim: three quarters of Americans are dehydrated.
  • Facts about left handedness.
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Monday Links – 27 July 2026

Posted on July 27, 2026July 26, 2026 by John C. Goodman
  • Noah Smith on the American university. (recommended)
  • The probability of retirement increases by 12 to 13 percent after a spouse’s new health condition diagnosis or hospitalization.
  • “During the pandemic, many restrictions on telemedicine were lifted, making it far easier for physicians to treat patients across state lines. That window has largely closed.”
  • You can now feed your EMR data into ChatGPT Health.
  • Why do humans tend to blink approximately 12 times a minute?
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Monday Links – 20 July 2026

Posted on July 20, 2026 by John C. Goodman
  • Insurers reject attempts to prescribe expensive drugs one third of the time.
  • New Jersey will be the first state to impose an annual fine on employers who employ workers enrolled in the state’s Medicaid program.
  • The many prices of Ozempic.
  • Many peer countries have higher crime rates than the US.
  • “The lobotomy may be the most harmful, infamous, evil ‘treatment’ in the history of modern medicine.”
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Monday Links – 13 July 2026

Posted on July 13, 2026July 12, 2026 by John C. Goodman
  • CBO Medicaid managed care doesn’t improve outcomes.
  • Henderson and Hooper on why the FDA needs to stick to safety and forget efficacy. (recommended)
  • Robin Hanson: ~1/2 of prices changes due to firm announcements happen beforehand, and ~1/2 of that is due to insider trading.
  • Medicare Advantage beneficiaries enrolled in plans with higher prior authorization rates were more likely to disenroll from their contract—moving either to another Medicare Advantage contract or to traditional Medicare.
  • People who live closer to a pharmacy are more likely to get medications.
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