Alexandra Glorioso, a health reporter, was diagnosed with breast cancer at age 31. She’s written about her disease (and she’s doing well).

But on this webcast she’ll talk about what her experience has made her understand better as a reporter covering health policy and politics in Tallahassee.

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Investigative journalist Katherine Eban explains how health care journalists can cover the fraud she uncovered in the generic drug business for her new book, “Bottle of Lies: The Inside Story of the Generic Drug Boom.”

Her work reveals how rampant fraud among generic drug manufacturers and lax FDA oversight put patients’ health at risk.

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Some critics of the movement toward value-based care have challenged the idea that the health care system is actually delivering more value as it shifts away from a payment system based on volume. Professors from the University of Texas Dell Medical School say that contrary to the concerns among some critics of this movement away from paying for volume, value-based care is not a fad.

In fact, students at the school are learning to deliver care in value-based settings. They will define value-based care and explain how medical students are learning to deliver care under this new method of payment.

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