Most days, I want this newsletter to serve as an opportunity to pause and meaningfully chew on the issues of the day. To layer in context and nuance and snark.

No Curve tomorrow in honor of Charles Darwin’s birthday. If you want to search Cost Curve back issues or link to anything you read here, the web links and archive

I’m still soliciting thoughts on your must-listen health care podcasts. In my erstwhile hometown of Lincoln, Nebraska, there’s a gorgeous pedestrian bridge that connects the arena to the baseball stadium

Happy Friday! I’m hoping to tap into the collective wisdom of the Cost Curve subscriber base again: I’m curious about the health-related podcasts that you listen to.  I have a

Cost Curve is off tomorrow. Time for a breather. Robert Kennedy Jr.’s nomination as HHS secretary is headed to the Senate floor. The group overseeing the process -- the Senate

If you want to search Cost Curve back issues or link to anything you read here, the web links and archive are online at costcurve.beehiiv.com. You can subscribe there, too.

Last month, Mel Whittington, who runs the Leerink Center for Pharmacoeconomics, had me on her podcast to discuss the intersection between communications and health economics. I had a blast, and

If you want to search Cost Curve back issues or link to anything you read here, the web links and archive are online at costcurve.beehiiv.com. You can subscribe there, too.

If you want to search Cost Curve back issues or link to anything you read here, the web links and archive are online at costcurve.beehiiv. For a couple of months

If you want to search Cost Curve back issues or link to anything you read here, the web links and archive are online at costcurve.beehiiv.com. You can subscribe there, too.