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@arieldora starting the conference on digital medicine. Awesome program!pic.twitter.com/claHnuzW7H
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@aaronecarroll will be psyched to see this chart in the Economic Report of the President showing how health care in the US is better than abroad -- survival for people with cancer is greater!pic.twitter.com/Qi0ILXIFMU
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The good news is our analysis highlights recent positive trends in the value of medical care and suggests that continued rapid increase in cost is not inevitable (Figure 4). ENDpic.twitter.com/fKtRaIzDGm
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Notably, after 1990, we also observed a relative decrease in spending on the elderly (Figure 3) and slowdown in national health expenditures across all ages.pic.twitter.com/1EFmT2vTg0
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Figure 2 shows life expectancy at birth, courtesy of David Hacker. LE has essentially doubled, though it actually fell from 1800-1860.pic.twitter.com/BIsUE2Tz7D
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Figure 1 shows the huge increase in medical care over time. Interesting to see that spending growth was relatively low until 1950.pic.twitter.com/Q1CKUY45wq
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Based on disease models, we think that half of the reduction in cardiovascular cost growth is a result of more people taking medications and taking them more regularly (Figure 3). 7/pic.twitter.com/4NiHOxLEIs
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Thus, we can back out the cost of each condition holding others constant. Figure 2 is the result. Half of the spending slowdown is because cardiovascular disease has slowed. This matches mortality trends, but we didn’t know this before. 4/pic.twitter.com/DE39XeJHzM
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The issue is to explain the slowdown in Medicare spending. What slowdown? Figure 1 shows that around 2005, the growth of Medicare spending slowed markedly. By 2012, Medicare spending was nearly $2,900 per person below trend. 2/pic.twitter.com/IOCKUT5BTg
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I have new research published, which may be of interest to health policy twitter. Research is joint with great co-authors: Kaushik Ghosh, Kasey Messer, Trivellore Raghunathan, Susan Stewart, and Allison Rosen. The study is here: https://www.healthaffairs.org/doi/abs/10.1377/hlthaff.2018.05372 …pic.twitter.com/I0nW9dFI1k
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Dr Louis Wright, who fought for infectious disease control in minority populations, and for ending discrimaination against black physicians.pic.twitter.com/E7GFS4ecf6
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Protect yourself against diphtheria, in Spanish and Yiddish.pic.twitter.com/1UGrwko8x3
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Fascinating exhibit on germs in NY City at the Museum of the City of New York. Here, infectious disease in NYC over time.pic.twitter.com/iBE82AHnIP
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I posted this tweet storm yesterday. Thanks to the great folks at GHELI, here is a map of visits to the video site in the first day. People are looking all over the world. I am delighted to see this and hope people find the videos of use.pic.twitter.com/N5BheEYzTE
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And while you are at it, check out the enormous library of resources that GHELI has assembled. There are tools for scholarship and teaching. Anyone interested in health should know about this. 6/6pic.twitter.com/FOBLoyOyEC
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I hope you enjoy them and find them of use. My class really liked them. Also, please recognize the great people who helped me with the videos (https://gheli.harvard.edu/ ). Criticize me, praise them. 5/6pic.twitter.com/66Wj86Ga91
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Area 3 is an introduction to statistics. There are four videos here: an intro, what a regression involves (no math), statistical significance, and correlation v. causation. These are non-technical and reasonably slow. 4/6pic.twitter.com/1zXuyV0dAi
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