Social Justice DNA Meets the Distribution Channel Reaching the potential of personalized medicine is as much a matter of logistics as science. Michael L. Millenson
Social Justice Health Care Summit Includes an Active Cyber Audience While the big health care summit was kind of artificial, it still let real people participate (at a remove) in real time. Emily Badger
Books & Culture News in Brief Previous Site Sections Health Care for the Wealthy or the Unhealthy? Research shows that in Canada, health determines who sees a specialist, but in the U.S., income does. Elisabeth Best
Business & Economics Economics Previous Site Sections History and Health Cooperatives Depression-era health solution may find new favor in the modern American struggle for health care change. Joan Melcher
Economics Memorable Stories of 2009 A host of meaningful stories from Miller-McCune.com's second full year on the Web. Michael Todd
Economics Might Health Care Reform Address Minority Gap? Beyond the humanity, there's a business case for tackling the persistent gap in health for most U.S. minorities. Emily Badger
Economics Cost Savings From Health IT: Priceless The miracle berry’s astounding ability to turn the sour sweet makes it a party favorite, but its properties may help dieters and cancer patients, too. Emily Badger
News in Brief Politics & Law Previous Site Sections Some Presumed ‘Opt-Outers’ May Spite Themselves A public option for U.S. health care has been refashioned as a decision for individual states. Might some states most in need spurn the offer? Emily Badger
Economics Both Sides Exaggerate Effects of Public Option The fight over a public option means nil to the majority of Americans — who won't have the option to buy it anyway. David Rosenfeld
Social Justice Squinting at the Future of Immigration Health care will change an essential American debate, and it's unlikely to take its cue from anywhere else. Michael Scott Moore