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Poll Shows Widespread Support For Increasing Smoking Age To 21

More and more states are raising the smoking age, and Americans — across racial, educational and income groups — think it’s a good idea.

For Cancer Surgeries, Higher Prices Don’t Necessarily Mean Higher Quality

By Vivian Ho, Ph.D., Director of the Center for Health and Biosciences at Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy

U.S. Health Care Is Too Big To Fail. Here’s Where To Go Next.

By Arthur Garson, Jr., MD, MPH, MACC, Director, TMC Health Policy Institute

How to Stop the Paradox of the Health Insurance “Death Spiral”

By Arthur Garson, Jr., MD, MPH, MACC, Director, TMC Health Policy Institute

Both Parties Can Win if We Cut Health Care Costs: Column

By Arthur Garson, Jr., MD, MPH, MACC, Director, TMC Health Policy Institute

How to Make the Affordable Care Act Affordable

By Arthur Garson, Jr., MD, MPH, MACC, Director, TMC Health Policy Institute

How Clinton and Trump Would Address the Cost of Health Care

By Arthur Garson, Jr., MD, MPH, MACC, Director, TMC Health Policy Institute

Too Close to Broke: Three Fixes for the Affordable Care Act

By Arthur Garson, Jr., MD, MPH, MACC, Director, TMC Health Policy Institute

An Economist’s Perspective on the Health Risks of Watching the Super Bowl: Do Houstonians Have Anything to Fear in 2017?

By Vivian Ho, Ph.D., Director of the Center for Health and Biosciences at Rice University’s Baker Institute for Public Policy

Candidates and their Health: A Call for Independent Analysis

By Arthur Garson, Jr., MD, MPH, MACC, Director, TMC Health Policy Institute

There Must be a Good Reason Why our State’s Elected Leaders Oppose Medicaid Expansion

By Arthur Garson, Jr., MD, MPH, MACC, Director, TMC Health Policy Institute and Stephen H. Linder, PhD, Associate Director, TMC Health Policy Institute

TMC Health Policy Blog

Poll Shows Widespread Support For Increasing Smoking Age To 21

For Cancer Surgeries, Higher Prices Don’t Necessarily Mean Higher Quality

U.S. Health Care Is Too Big To Fail. Here’s Where To Go Next.

How to Stop the Paradox of the Health Insurance “Death Spiral”

Both Parties Can Win if We Cut Health Care Costs: Column

How to Make the Affordable Care Act Affordable

How Clinton and Trump Would Address the Cost of Health Care

Top Health Care Questions for the Next Presidential Debates

Too Close to Broke: Three Fixes for the Affordable Care Act

An Economist’s Perspective on the Health Risks of Watching the Super Bowl: Do Houstonians Have Anything to Fear in 2017?

Candidates and their Health: A Call for Independent Analysis

There Must be a Good Reason Why our State’s Elected Leaders Oppose Medicaid Expansion

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