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An inspired choice!! I can't think of a more amazing person to lead NIH!

Thank you @ashecon!

I was honored to appear on WTTW - Chicago PBS Chicago Tonight yesterday to discuss the response to the tragic shooting of the UnitedHealthcare executive. This incident and the response on social media highlight the urgent need for a much better public understanding of how health insurance works. Violence

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The senseless killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson isn’t just a tragedy, it’s revealed a disturbing ignorance about how insurance and healthcare costs really work. In my new The Hill piece, I break down the tough trade-offs and misconceptions we must confront. Read

I really enjoyed appearing on DC EKG Podcast with Joe Grogan and talking about healthcare ideas!

This calculus joke 😂

I think I can officially declare that this post has aged well. Congratulations Jay Bhattacharya on your Senate confirmation to lead NIH!!

💡 Just published in STAT: “It’s time to block-grant Medicaid. Let the states take the lead.” Medicaid spending hit $870 billion in 2023 — up 58% in just 8 years. The culprit? A system that rewards states for spending more. ✅ Block grants can fix this by capping federal

Think healthcare is immune to market forces? GLP-1 shortages prove otherwise: supply soared, access increased & prices fell. Competition works—even in healthcare. Check out my WSJ op‑ed #GLP1 #EconTwitter #Healthcare wsj.com/opinion/market… via Wall Street Journal Opinion

Competition and market incentives are the real engines of affordable, cutting-edge medicine. We ignore that fact at our peril, writes Anthony LoSasso on.wsj.com/3GaQ8RD

It is so gratifying to see this paper in print!

New piece with Ge Bai and Lawton R. Burns. We cut through the noise to look at the economics, history, and evidence. "Is Private Equity’s Involvement in Healthcare Really Harmful?" promarket.org/2025/05/23/is-… via ProMarket

Everyone says they want lower healthcare costs—until someone actually tries to lower them. In my new MedPage Today commentary, I explore why evidence-backed reforms like home-administered biologics or site-neutral payments so often meet fierce resistance. Spoiler: it’s not