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“Be Brave”

In January, I blogged about an open letter by Harlan Krumholz and Rodney Hayward to the panel that is currently engaged in writing new guidelines for cholesterol management.  As discussed in my post,… more →

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Collateral Damage: Take Two

David Mayer MD wrote 3 weeks ago: “Doctors love to patronize and dominate. Their arrogance and indifference to the philosophy of infor … more →

Tags: healthcare innovation, Just Culture, leadership, Medical Education, dan walter, Informed Consent, shared decision making, Telluride Student and Resident Summer Camps

A Guide To The Raging Debate Over The NIH's TACT Chelation Trial — 7 comments

Larry Husten wrote 1 month ago: (Updated) The publication in JAMA of the NIH’s Trial To Assess Chelation Therapy (TACT) trial … more →

Tags: Chelation Therapy, Forbes, JAMA, National Institutes of Health, ORAC, tact

'Bias in choosing the question is a much bigger issue than lying about the data'

Larry Husten wrote 3 months ago: Robert Califf takes questions about conflict of interest from Harlan Krumholz. Here are a few choice … more →

Tags: People Places Events, Policy & Ethics, conflict of interest, Robert Califf

"Be Brave"

marilynmann wrote 11 months ago: In January, I blogged about an open letter by Harlan Krumholz and Rodney Hayward to the panel that i … more →

Tags: Cardiology, Cholesterol, statins, Rodney Hayward, Cardiovascular Risk, ATP IV, treat to target, tailored treatment, Victor Montori

More commentaries on data sharing

marilynmann wrote 1 year ago: In the May 2012 issue of The Scientist, Data Diving:  What lies untapped beneath the surface of publ … more →

Tags: data sharing, Joseph Ross, Open Science, Tom Jefferson, Peter Doshi, Tamiflu, Adam Dunn, Richard Day, Kenneth Mandl

Krumholz: "I think maybe we have a chance to turn the world upside down just a bit"

marilynmann wrote 1 year ago: The Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute’s mission is to fund health research that off … more →

Tags: Health Care, pcori, patient-centered outcomes research

The "thermostat model" of health care utilization

marilynmann wrote 1 year ago: Danil Makarov and colleagues have an interesting paper in the April 2012 issue of Health Affairs ent … more →

Tags: Health Care Costs, Cary Gross, Danil Makarov, Prostate Cancer, imaging, thermostat model, variation

Data sharing as a moral imperative — 5 comments

marilynmann wrote 1 year ago: In the USA at least, the data legally belong to trialists on the grounds that it requires work to cr … more →

Tags: data sharing, Scholarly Journals, Health Care, Vioxx, Joseph Ross, John Spertus, Richard Lehman, Cary Gross, Peter Gotzsche

Hayward and Krumholz: Open Letter to the Adult Treatment Panel IV of the National Institutes of Health — 7 comments

marilynmann wrote 1 year ago: Rodney Hayward and Harlan Krumholz have published an open letter to the committee that is currently … more →

Tags: Cardiology, Cholesterol, statins, David Rind, Rodney Hayward, Cardiovascular Risk, ATP III, NIH, ATP IV

Profile on Harlan Krumholz — 3 comments

marilynmann wrote 1 year ago: I just want to highlight this profile on my friend Harlan Krumholz in Yale Alumni Magazine. Harlan i … more →

Tags: Cardiology, Drug safety, Vioxx, rofecoxib, Snigdha Prakash, Ezetimibe


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