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Dylan C. LathropThe Institute of Medicine has named eight preventive services that women should get for free under the new health care law. Exactly how much money are we talking about? GOOD took stock of the money spent by a “typical” American woman whose sexual health and life choices correlated with the national averages. Turns out being a woman is pretty pricey.
Ezra Klein sat down with an insurance industry CEO to try and better understand what's going on with our health care system. The most interesting...
The Congressional Budget Office says a repeal of the Affordable Care Act would add $230 billion to the federal deficit.
The United States spends a higher percentage of its GDP on health care then countries with socialized medicine.
There have been a great series of pieces on the Times small-business blog You're the Boss about what effects the various health-care bills will...
Health care is costly because there isn't enough information for consumers. One GOOD Company has plans to change all that.
National Geographic presents an excellent infographic illustrating the cost of health care in different countries vs. life expectancy. Via...
All those "wasteful" energy programs currently threatened by the House GOP are but a tiny thread compared to military and health spending.
It's been a long time coming, but President Obama has finally put forth his version of a plan to extend health care to the uninsured. According to...
Yes, the bill is 1,000 pages long, but you can still understand the broad contours of the new health care system being debated everywhere. Here,...
Every country in the world approaches health care differently, but the end goal is the same: Keep citizens as healthy as possible at the...
Here, from the Tax Foundation, is a helpful chart that shows how the first decade of health care reform is paid for. It's interesting to note...
In mid-March, as The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (better known as the health care bill) was getting its final trim for passage....
The Search for the Obvious has a new challenge: Help remind the world that toilets and running water are really important.
No wonder people are so against the Affordable Care Act—they have no clue what's in it.
College students not used to being asked to study are struggling in the real world.
Neither is consistent from year-to-year, but they're among the best measures we've got for evaluating talent.
It's Friday, so watch out. People are more likely to die on payday or shortly after than at other times. We just want you to be safe.
