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Scaling Care: An analysis of the structural, social and symbolic dimensions of scale in healthcare The specific answer to this question d...

An analysis of perceived access to health care in Europe:How universal is universal coverage? Two different realities are intertwined: hea...

The Lock and Key of Medicine Monoclonal Antibodies and the Transformation of Healthcare While reading FT this summer I came across an ar...

Alcohol consumption and cardiovascular disease, cancer, injury, admission to hospital, and mortality: a prospective cohort study The relat...

From: EU Statistics and book .

Health at a Glance 2015 Every year OECD updates health database. The latest one was released yesterday. Japan, Spain and Switzerland are a...

In the USA, the Affordable Care Act requires the federal government to post information about physician performance and quality of care on a...

Governance issues are at the center of current debates in public and private firms. Unfortunately, too often as a cosmetic perspective. The ...

Last Thursday WSJ released a long article on Theranos clinical lab. In this blog you may check my February and July posts on this firm...

Specially dedicated to european politicians, this was my op-ed in Diario Médico last week: La medicina de precisión en una regulación obs...

World report on Ageing and Health Although it may surprise, there is no clear pattern to indicate that elderly people  always utilise more...

Today I would like to suggest you check my previous posts on Angus Deaton , the economics Nobel prize winner. And if you have more time, a c...

Social and Behavioral Sciences Team 2015 Annual Report Some weeks ago, an executive order by President Obama boosted the application of b...

The case for investing in public health The evidence shows that a wide range of preventive  approaches are cost-effective, including inter...