Tokyo 22: Recent Episodes

Tokyo 22

45-47 million people not covered by insurance, premiums increasing faster than our salaries for the rest of us. What can we do to improve this?

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This is it for healthcare: let’s reduce the cost of insurance in the individual market (HSAs, pooling mechanism, tort reform, drug reimportation, tax treatment changes) and let’s change our mindset about certain medical costs.

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If the healthcare systems in Canada and England are so bad, why are the Canadians and English dropping like flies? A closer look at the life expectancy and infant mortality numbers that are used in the healthcare reform debate.

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In 2006, Massachusetts started its plan for universal healthcare. So what happened?

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Comparative Effectiveness is not that bad - until you add costs into the analysis.

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There are ways to encourage people to watch their medical costs and take care of their health.