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Who’s Responsible For The 42,000 Opioid Deaths Last Year?

Who’s Responsible For The 42,000 Opioid Deaths Last Year?

Last month, the World Economic Forum released global statistics on life expectancy. Although most nations saw improvements in average life span, the United States experienced a decline for the second straight year. As the media have report extensively, the opioid...

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Setting The Stage For Healthcare Change In 2018

Setting The Stage For Healthcare Change In 2018

On Forbes, my selections for top healthcare stories of 2017 reflect a year filled with ups and downs, controversy and intrigue. New mergers bloomed whereas others wilted away. All year, Congress swung back and forth on Obamacare repeal. And the #metoo movement brought...

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Lessons On Presidential Power And Executive Orders

Lessons On Presidential Power And Executive Orders

After multiple failed attempts to “repeal and replace” the Affordable Care Act (ObamaCare), President Donald Trump took action into his own hands last month, issuing an executive order with major implications on the cost of health coverage and care delivery An...

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Grading The American Healthcare System At Stanford University

Grading The American Healthcare System At Stanford University

Each year, I have the privilege to teach at both the Stanford University School of Medicine and its Graduate School of Business. This week, I had a rather unique opportunity on campus. I was invited to speak with the undergraduate students enrolled in a public policy...

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Lessons On Diversity & Change From San Jose City College (SJCC)

Lessons On Diversity & Change From San Jose City College (SJCC)

This week I was honored to visit San Jose City College (SJCC) to kick off the school’s Meet The Author series. The event was organized by the President’s Community Arts and Lectures Series, which has welcomed to campus such notable literary figures as Alex Haley and...

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