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Fifteen+ years of
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Several hundred perspectives on the questions facing payers, providers, biopharma, medtech, and digital health — plus our running read on the clinical literature. Start with our sharpest work, or filter to your world.

NEJM Highlights for May 2016: Referral for surgery, and a miscellany of interesting biochemistry

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NEJM Highlights April 2016: Value and values: RBRVS, ACA and readmissions, E-cigs

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NEJM Highlights March 2016: Getting value for money in healthcare, Zika bad news, linking the microbiome to the metabolic syndrome

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NEJM Highlights Feb 2016: metrics for all, ROI perversion, less memory loss, the value of a kinder gentler residency

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NEJM Highlights January 2016: a medley of social service, OB, data mining, obesity, and ESRD

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NEJM Highlights December 2015: providing effective healthcare is hard and expensive – but ineffective care can be even more expensive – and defining what expensive means in healthcare is hard

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NEJM Highlights November 2015: systems biology, RSV progress, a first in diabetes, hypertension goals, the case of Maryland

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NEJM Highlights October 2015: what to do, how to do it, and to whom

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Working paper: the coming age of algorithmic medicine

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NEJM Highlights September 2015: cells, cells, cells

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NEJM Highlights August 2015: cancer and joints

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NEJM Highlights July 2015: a first in class drug for cancer, Sovaldi cures renal failure too (sometimes), convenient primary care

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NEJM Highlights for June 2015: the flavor of the month is distinctly cardiovascular

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NEJM Highlights May 2015: a read on ACO performance, progress in cystic fibrosis treatment, yes developing new drugs is expensive, rethinking industry-medicine relationships, CVS Caremark and smoking cessation

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NEJM Highlights April 2015

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NEJM Highlights March 2015: Progress against Crohn’s, PCSK9 inhibitors coming through, comparative effectiveness for diabetic macular edema, Eric Lander encourages the FDA on genomic testing regulation

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NEJM Highlights February 2015: the most boring month in my NEJM reading memory

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NEJM Highlights January 2015: Dengue vaccine, Informed consent, Cancer drugs and Tiering for selection

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