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Bryan Caplan (@bryan_caplan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

ā€œGetting accepted by these journals requires enormous intelligence, training, and effort.Ā  Unless you believe in the Labor Theory of Value, however, the cost of creating top publications implies nothing about the value of creating top publications.ā€ betonit.ai/p/call-it-sour…

Aaron Stupple (@astupple) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Some socialism is wrong for the same reason that a totally planned economy is wrong. Some confidence in the evidence is wrong for the same reason that certainty is wrong. Some rules are wrong for kids for the same reason that total control of them is wrong. Some genetic

Benjamin Mazer (@benmazer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

One questions the wisdom of spending $2,500, the typical charge for whole-body screening, to receive generic wellness advice that can be dispensed at no charge by an elementary Google search using key words ā€œhealthy living.ā€

Anthony DiGiorgio, DO, MHA (@drdigiorgio) 's Twitter Profile Photo

When someone can’t argue the merits, they attack the messenger. Posting my salary isn’t a rebuttal. It’s a tantrum. By that logic, Barack Obama, Ezekiel Emanuel, Atul Gawande, and every think tank exec with a seven-figure W2 should be disqualified from healthcare policy

When someone can’t argue the merits, they attack the messenger. 

Posting my salary isn’t a rebuttal. It’s a tantrum.

By that logic, Barack Obama, Ezekiel Emanuel, Atul Gawande, and every think tank exec with a seven-figure W2 should be disqualified from healthcare policy
Gaurav Arora, MD, MS, AGAF (@aiims1994) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Dear UnitedHealthcare, please stay in your lane! You are an insurance provider, not a doctor. My patients and I can decide which colon cancer screening test to perform without your uncalled for interference in medical decision-making! Texas Society for Gastroenterology and Endoscopy ACG American Gastroenterological Association (AGA)

Dear <a href="/UHC/">UnitedHealthcare</a>, please stay in your lane! You are an insurance provider, not a doctor. My patients and I can decide which colon cancer screening test to perform without your uncalled for interference in medical decision-making!
<a href="/TexasGastros/">Texas Society for Gastroenterology and Endoscopy</a> <a href="/AmCollegeGastro/">ACG</a> <a href="/AmerGastroAssn/">American Gastroenterological Association (AGA)</a>
John Asghar MD (@jahangirasgha10) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Some younger employed physicians don’t fully grasp the root issue: Physician compensation and reimbursement is the problem. As Medicare/Medicaid rates drop, independent docs get crushed—forced to close, sell, or consolidate. Your salary feels stable—but it’s subsidized by your

John Asghar MD (@jahangirasgha10) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Everyone talks about physician compensation. Almost no one talks about overhead. We debate how much CMS pays. Why procedural specialties are paid more. How physicians are reimbursed. But that misses the real driver of dysfunction: The single most expensive, least addressed

Everyone talks about physician compensation.
Almost no one talks about overhead.

We debate how much CMS pays.
Why procedural specialties are paid more.
How physicians are reimbursed.

But that misses the real driver of dysfunction:
The single most expensive, least addressed
Anthony DiGiorgio, DO, MHA (@drdigiorgio) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Primary care docs love to point out how overpaid specialists are. They blame the RUC. The procedural codes. The valuations. And they’re right. Centralized price-setting creates distortions. But here’s the truth: we’re not overpaid. You’ve been lied to. You’re underpaid. I want

Aaron Stupple (@astupple) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I propose banning school and giving kids smartphones. Thesis: I: School is way, way worse than typically acknowledged, evidenced by pervasive nightmares among adults about failing exams and retaking classes. II: "Screens" (smartphones, social media, etc) reveal just how bad

Elisabeth Potter MD (@epottermd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

We have all seen the cost of healthcare in America has increase dramatically over the last 15 years. We’ve also seen health insurance companies become some of the most profitable companies in the United States. I’ve been taking a closer look at healthcare and I’m sharing what

Andy Tau, MD (@drbloodandguts) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The practicing physicians have already seen how MASH is just markedly improves if not resolves as pts approach 15-20% TBW loss. What will continue to compel one to spend 10x more?

The practicing physicians have already seen how MASH is just markedly improves if not resolves as pts approach 15-20% TBW loss.

What will continue to compel one to spend 10x more?
Aaron Goodman - ā€œPapa Hemeā€ (@aarongoodman33) 's Twitter Profile Photo

ABIM made over 100 million dollars in 2024! That's a new record for them. Think about it, they take over 100 million dollars from hard working physicians every year only to make our life worse.

ABIM made over 100 million dollars in 2024! 
That's a new record for them.

Think about it, they take over 100 million dollars from hard working physicians every year only to make our life worse.
Michael Shermer (@michaelshermer) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Dear Rebecca V. Proud American šŸ‡ŗšŸ‡ø I was born in the wrong body: I identify as 6-1 with a 0.7 waist-to-hip ratio, full head of thick hair, 20/20 vision, VO2-max of 84-85 ml/kg/min, grip-strength hang-time 3 minutes, tennis serve >100mph, 160 IQ, photographic memory & play piano by ear. OK?

John Asghar MD (@jahangirasgha10) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In healthcare, only one group has a fiduciary duty to patients: physicians, nurses, and frontline providers. Not the hospital. Not the insurance company. Not the government. Not your employer. Yet somehow, those are the entities that control access, payment, and policy. This

In healthcare, only one group has a fiduciary duty to patients: physicians, nurses, and frontline providers.

Not the hospital.
Not the insurance company.
Not the government.
Not your employer.

Yet somehow, those are the entities that control access, payment, and policy.

This
Tim Stapleton (@tstapleton_fl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

National Board of Physicians and Surgeons It’s great to see this scam exposed. For too long, maintenance of certification has been an unnecessary & costly process that does nothing to improve patient care. It’s just another administrative burden placed on physicians, in this case by their own specialty organization.