Friday, May 10, 2019

Easy Spinach Enchiladas

These cheesy, vegan Spinach Enchiladas are so simple to pull together for dinner - or even a make-ahead meal. Tender spinach is stuffed into tortillas and marinated in homemade enchilada sauce. You decide how cheesy of a mood you are in...Read more »

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Thursday, May 9, 2019

Drugmakers Protest Rule Ordering Prices To Be Shown In TV Ads

Steve Inskeep talks to Nick Florko of the news site Stat, which covers health and medicine, about the White House requiring drugmakers to display the cost of drugs when they advertise on TV.



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Wednesday, May 8, 2019

#CareTalk March 2019: Gottlieb’s out. What’s next for FDA?

The latest edition of #CareTalk is out. CareCentrix CEO, John Driscoll and I explore the departure of FDA Director Scott Gottlieb and other pressing topics.

Here’s what we covered:

(0:28) Scott Gottlieb is out at FDA. Are you sad to see him go?

(2:00) Home health spending is projected to grow faster than any other category of healthcare over the coming years. Is that good or bad?

(4:00) Insulin prices are spiking and both Democrats and Republicans are up in arms. What’s happening?

(5:53) Lyft is talking about the social determinants of health. What?!

(8:47) What do you think about FDA approving ketamine nasal spray as a treatment for depression?

(9:10) What did we learn about healthcare from Michael Cohen’s Congressional testimony?

(9:33) Medicare has a new app. Have you tried it?

(9:59) Did you hear about the $48,500 bill for a cat bite?

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Tuesday, May 7, 2019

Natural Food Coloring for Easter

Easter is one of my favorite food seasons because of all the lovely pastel, spring colors that pop up. And recently, it has become so easy to find Natural Food Colorings for all your Easter recipes. So today, I want to share a few of my faves with you and show you just how gorgeous they are!... Read more »

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Monday, May 6, 2019

Speedy Peanut Seitan Rice Bowl

This Speedy Peanut Seitan Rice Bowl can be whipped up quickly for lunch or dinner. The protein-packed seitan pairs perfectly with rich, creamy peanut sauce. Some simple rice and scallions, maybe some sriracha and a sliced avocado and done. This is another fast, easy and flavorful - plant-based - recipe for you....Read more »

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Sunday, May 5, 2019

Protein protects against non-alcoholic fatty liver disease

Researchers propose a possible therapeutic target to treat fatty liver, a disease for which there is currently no treatment.

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Saturday, May 4, 2019

Easy Blueberry Sauce

This Easy Blueberry Sauce is the perfect topping for waffles, pancakes, a yogurt parfait, oatmeal or basically anything you can think of. It can be made in just a few minutes using fresh or frozen berries, and has the perfect thick, yet (not too thick) consistency. You can even try this using strawberries, raspberries and more, but blueberries are my fave. I usually use frozen blueberries, because frozen berries taste just as good as fresh and pack all the nutrients - and they are super convenient and usually a bit cheaper than fresh, but fresh berries could work too. Get my easy + speedy recipe!...Read more »

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Friday, May 3, 2019

Rustic White Bean Tomato Sauce

Pasta is an easy go-to meal that can pack a lot of flavor and nutrition. I whipped up this Rustic White Bean Tomato Sauce and served it over top veggie spirals for a fast and super yummy lunch today. This recipe is easy and simple. Serve this sauce over top any variety of pasta. You could even serve it with rice or add a few more veggies and eat it like chili, with a chunk of crusty bread on the side. I also share a few fun ways you can tweak this recipe... Read more »

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Thursday, May 2, 2019

Dengue Vaccine Controversy In The Philippines

A dengue vaccine put thousands of kids at risk for a deadly disorder. Some scientists says the manufacturer did too little to warn parents in the Philippines.



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Wednesday, May 1, 2019

Remedy Partners founder Steve Wiggins explains why he’s high on bundled payments (podcast)

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Remedy Partners founder Steve Wiggins

Steve Wiggins has seen a thing or two in his more than three decades as a healthcare entrepreneur. His Oxford Health Plans introduced “pods,” a precursor of the Accountable Care Organization and he led HealthMarket, an early player in the consumer directed health plan space. He’s carried the same themes into his current  role as founder and Chairman of Remedy Partners, the leader in Medicare’s Bundled Payments for Care Initiative (BPCI).

As you’ll hear in this podcast, Steve’s a big believer in bundles, offering them as a proven solution for a large portion of the healthcare dollar, within almost any healthcare financing framework from traditional commercial coverage to Medicare for All.

Here’s what we discussed:

  • (0:18) What is a bundled payment? How does it relate to other new approaches like ACOs?
  • (3:05) Did bundled payments start in Medicare rather than the private sector? If so, why?
  • (6:52) How well has BPCI worked? What does the future look like?
  • (11:01) How do episodes and bundles tie in more broadly? I often hear that chronic care or end of life care are the big cost drivers, not episodic care. Can those statements be reconciled?
  • (15:10) How should we think about bundled payments and related topics playing into the campaign, or should we just give up on that?
  • (19:14) You’ve founded quite a few healthcare companies over your career. How does this Remedy compare?
  • (21:41) How do you expect the company to evolve in the next few years?

By healthcare business consultant David E. Williams, president of Health Business Group.

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