Healthcare.gov Up and Running–?
It’s slow, but healthcare.gov now appears to be operational. This morning, I was able to log in, enroll, and compare plans. Although YMMV, perhaps depending on...
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About Pathophilia
Explaining the Epic Fail of Healthcare.gov
Since October 1st, I’ve tried unsuccessfully—along with an unknown number of Americans—to log onto healthcare.gov, with the hope that I might be able to find...
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Lilly’s Alzheimer Drug Not in Late-Stage Forecast
Playing the usual pharma parlor game, John Carroll at FierceBiotech offers his top-10 drugs in the late-stage pipeline. Five are oncologic products, and two are...
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Lilly Still Trying to Buoy Investor Interest With AD Drug
I continue to see a curious, steady stream of news articles and blog posts about solanezumab, Lilly’s anti-amyloid MAb that performed only marginally in...
Read MoreMany Early 20th Century US Medical Journals May Be in Public Domain
For those of us interested in writing about medical history, particularly early 20th-century medical history, a specific hurdle is encountered when attempting to quote,...
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Official News of Hillary Clinton’s Medical Condition Is Confusing
I concur with Richard Bazell, NBC’s head science reporter, that information dispensed from the State Department about Hillary Clinton’s medical condition is...
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