Patients premiums are paying to sue their own doctors? If so, every single dollar spent in lawsuits lost by insurance companies should come personally from C suite and board members. It should be illegal for these costs to be passed on to patients. (Opinion, don’t sue me)

Thinking thoracic outlet syndrome should be getting a little more attention in these arm/shoulder clots in baseball, basketball, football linemen.

So tax cuts for billionaires, partially paid for by no more Medicare telehealth? I’m starting to think the American people should get to vote for individual bills. Because this would lose by 300 million votes.

So is this why VA doctors have to email five things they did last week? Sounds like a waste of time and money for people who are busy helping our veterans, and adding more bureaucracy to an already overwhelmed and outdated system.

Gotta get rid of these idiots. Get an entirely new DOGE team, but include people that won’t make mistakes that kill people. There’s acceptable mistakes, and there’s unacceptable mistakes. This may be the latter.

These are called “bribes.” The President of the United States is openly accepting million dollar bribes and we’re so used to his corruption that it doesn’t even crack the news cycle. This is what an oligarchy looks like.

100% he’s playing with our retirement accounts and relationships with other countries to make his super rich buddies even richer. All while deprioritizing white collar prosecution. Itd be brilliant if not so disgusting.

Very excited to see the millions of readily available Americans line up out the door to apply for their new job sewing jeans for 18 hours per day, 6 days per week, for $50 weekly pay! We can’t keep letting Cambodia rip us off!

Teacher, coach, catcher, father extraordinaire. Has many leather bound books and his home smells of rich mahogany.

Mark Cuban Mark Cuban Brian Krassenstein Ed Krassenstein The real lever of change here isn’t brute force price caps it’s dismantling the structural opacity that allows drug pricing to remain wildly inflated in the first place. Right now, the entire pharmaceutical pricing ecosystem is built on hidden

The brand name pharma mfgs HATE the big PBMs. My GUESS is they would lower prices BELOW MFN pricing if it dis-intermediated the big PBMs. The rebate and fee $ are not public, but take PBms out of the middle and they make more money selling drugs for less

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RFK Jr. went on national TV and spouted egregious, dangerous falsehoods about vaccines. As a parent and infectious diseases doctor, I couldn't stay silent. Fox News might not fact-check him, but I will. I've reviewed the trials. I've catalogued them. I have receipts. 🧵

Imagine joining a war just to keep conversation off the Epstein files. Wild times.

St. Louis 🛫 Houston! Congratulations to our very own Charlie Weber for signing with the Astros!

Former Francis Howell standout Jake McCutcheon selected in 10th round by Marlins stltoday.com/sports/college… via St. Louis Post-Dispatch

A PBM-free or transparent fixed-fee healthcare model in the U.S. would conservatively save $90–130 billion per year—representing 14–20% of total prescription drug spending. These savings come not from rationing care or suppressing innovation, but from eliminating opaque

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Whatever you think about the ICE shooting- you’re right. But also, ICE cannot command a US citizen non target to get out of their vehicle. Not in their jurisdiction. Feel for the officer for being scared, but also the woman for a masked man jumping out of an unmarked vehicle.

Hear me out on this one… No.