Regulation Will Not Curb Doctor Bonuses Under HMO Rules
A new federal rule restricting bonuses for doctors in health maintenance organizations is expected to fail to fix the intended problems and will likely raise health care costs. The regulation’s limits are seen as insufficient to deter excessive compensation practices in HMOs.
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Reforming health care through competition and MSAs
The piece argues that managed care has cut costs but may reduce care for some patients. It urges more competition among health care systems, endorses medical savings accounts, and calls for tax code changes to level the field for HMOs MSAs and fee for service. It advocates consumer choice to determine value and spending.
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Brainwashing debate fuels private schooling push
Syndicated columnist Sowell argues public schools push counter culture agendas, driving families to private schools or home schooling. He cites court cases and social strain, blaming teachers unions and tenure for ongoing educational pressures.
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Myths and myths about holidays and human behavior debunked
STATS debunks common holiday myths about crisis reports and deaths by own action. studies from NIH and journals show no holiday spike in self harm. moon effects on labor and crime lack evidence. many candy tampering tales prove fraudulent or misattributed.
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