People who identify themselves as transgender evolved in their belief of a gender-assignment mistake when they are self-aware of stereotypes involving genders, which can occur as early as the age of three years old. This sense of identity can adversely… Continue Reading
Much of the public media and even a substantial part of the medical literature operates on the assumption that there is a shortage of physicians in the U.S., including those specializing in primary care, intensive care, and surgery. One study,… Continue Reading
Written by Swarali Tadwalkar, MPH, Guest Blogger and Research Intern at HealthEconomics.Com Hardly a day goes by without a new article being published in the mainstream press or a medical journal discussing drug pricing. The cost of drugs is a hot… Continue Reading
Recently, I recorded a Podcast entitled “Don’t Forget the Payer in Your Digital Strategy: What Payers Need and Want from Pharma”, and this Podcast was a follow-up to a Webinar of the same title (download Archived Webinar and Slides here). … Continue Reading
By Undine McEvoy HealthEconomics.Com I am NOT a health economist, I just happen to work for one. Part of my job as Marketing Manager for HealthEconomics.Com is reading and summarizing the weekly news from around the world as it relates… Continue Reading
