health care
Fewer and fewer Americans work in places like steel mills or on assembly lines, while more and more work in health care — and that’s no coincidence. Read More...
Why have so many attempts to reform our market-driven health care system failed, and how might that history inform us about the challenges that lie ahead? Read More...
This week on Innovation Hub, we’ve got stories on how states are getting creative about health care challenges, and how hotels have influenced American history. Read More...
Americans want better health care. And for the next couple of years, the most exciting changes could happen at the state level. Read More...
Our jobs can have a major impact on our health. Toxic management causes 120,000 excess deaths a year in the United States, according to Jeffrey Pfeffer. Read More...
This week on Innovation Hub, we’ve got stories about healthcare, artificial sweeteners, and the math behind our fears. Read More...
The innovations that have made our health care so effective also contribute to what makes it so expensive. MIT economist (who also helped build the Affordable Care Act) Jon Gruber says we should do a cost-benefit analysis on new drugs to keep costs low. Read more....
Antibiotics are part of daily life, but overuse - and misuse - means we may soon face a time when they just don’t work. Read more...
When it comes to reforming healthcare, lessons from the factory floor might just offer a cheaper solution. Read more...
