…brand premiums has bled into categories well outside the grocery aisle — shoppers are increasingly comparison-checking everything from generic prescription medications and house-brand electronics to subscription services, insurance carriers, and…

…published today as “proposed guidance,” drug companies would be able to use journal articles to market off-label uses willy-nilly. The AP article continues, “Under the new proposal, drug companies don’t…

…food is considered unsafe when it carries pathogens such as listeria, E. coli, or salmonella that can cause illness through contamination, a home can be compromised by unseen mold spores….

…is funded by ag advocacy groups such as the beef council, checkoff, lenders, equipment manufacturers, seed and chemical companies, etc. The mainstream media tends to run stories exclusively about Bill…

…of it and using it, your costs go up also as well as the consumer. Energy Star, efficiency program steering consumer choice, targeted in cuts, NPR The Energy Star program…

…points to Tyler Cowen in the Globe and Mail: [Q:]Can advances in AI create great numbers of jobs? [Cowen:]No. A lot of people will be hurt by it. Owners of…

…a single-payer system could cut administrative costs of providers tends to focus on comparisons of US clinics and hospitals with those of other countries, particularly Canada. Administrative costs are about…

…a label that is not great if one looks at it closely. That is because, frankly, Medicare by itself sucks. It is crappy coverage. Pretty much everybody actually on Medicare…

…could be considered of no clinical consequence. Doctors who want to use colchicine to prevent heart disease will be able to legally write off label prescriptions for the lower cost…

…of economic research in the last century. Their Distributional National Accounts (DINAs) reveal the distribution of national income to different income classes, wealth classes, age groups, and genders (and potentially…