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A quarterly magazine of urban affairs, published by the Manhattan Institute, edited by Brian C. Anderson.

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Paul Howard [15 titles]

  1. Bending the Health-Care Cost Curve—Upward
    The president’s efforts to fix health care are destined to make our problems worse.
    18 November 2009
  2. It’s the System
    The real health-care problem isn’t moral, as the president claims, but structural.
    3 September 2009
  3. The Medicaid Monster
    How to slay it
    2 August 2009
  4. The Reaper Is Cheaper
    Preventing disease is praiseworthy, but it may not reduce health-care costs.
    21 July 2009
  5. “GPS” for Health Care
    Washington needs to understand the promise of gene-based treatments.
    15 April 2009
  6. $100 Billion of Bad Medicine
    Medicaid is broken, and the lavish stimulus bill doesn’t fix it.
    4 February 2009
  7. McCain’s Competitive Advantage
    Can his health-care plan win middle-class votes?
    30 October 2008
  8. Health Care’s New Entrepreneurs
    Innovators are bringing consumer-oriented medicine to market, with promising results.
    Summer 2008
  9. Hooray for Blockbuster Drugs
    Their first era has revolutionized health care, and their second promises even more.
    1 August 2008
  10. Mandates Are Not the Answer
    Barack Obama has it (mostly) right.
    Spring 2008
  11. Mandates Are Not the Answer
    Barack Obama has it (mostly) right.
    31 March 2008
  12. The Health of Nations
    America’s health outcomes compare favorably to Canada’s, a new study shows.
    29 October 2007
  13. Paint-By-Numbers Medicine
    Jerome Groopman’s sobering portrait of doctors and diagnoses
    9 July 2007
  14. Sickly States
    Needless state mandates drive up health insurance costs for all.
    5 April 2007
  15. A Fifth Column in the Prisons?
    Let’s keep firebrand Muslim clerics away from prisoners.
    Spring 2006
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