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In a new report (pdf), the Government Accountability Office looks into what caused hundreds of extraordinary increases in prescription drug…

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Adverse events that harm patients are publicly reported unevenly, according to a report from the inspector general for the Department…

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Nancy Watzman, writing for the Sunlight Foundation Reporting Group, has found that, because the Food and Drug Administration only makes…

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In a collaboration between The Philadelphia Inquirer and Kaiser Health News, Harris Meyer looks at the case of colchicine, a…

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USA Today‘s Kim Painter reminds folks, especially the elderly, to practice “defensive walking” during winter months, citing a “decade-long study…

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NPR correspondent Alix Spiegel’s latest piece, an examination of how Merck manufactured a disease (and an epidemic) en route to…

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New York Times reporter Duff Wilson reports on federally funded research that has revealed that children covered by Medicaid are…

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An advisory panel has “recommended Tuesday that the Food and Drug Administration effectively ban, for patients with severe kidney disease,…

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Under the headline “We want raw data, now,” BMJ editor Fiona Godlee recounts the story of how BMJ had to…

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In correspondence earlier this month, Kim Klausner, of the University of California, San Francisco Library and Center for Knowledge Management,…
