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John Wilson

Miami
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Covers:  medicaid, health policy, long term care, medicare, education policy, mobile health
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Health policy analyst with extensive knowledge and experience in the planning, implementation, and evaluation of health programs within the public sector. Practical understanding of the political, governmental, and institutional forces that affect the health care system; and a history of aligning public-private stakeholders for change management.

Equipped with a unique ability to translate and communicate complex scientific research in lay terms that meet the needs of a variety of audiences. S…

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Medicare's Part B Drug Spending Needs An Intervention

Medicare's Part B Drug Spending Needs An Intervention

In 2010, Part B drug spending amounted to $19.5 billion (including co-pays from seniors and other Medicare b…

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The Smarter Healthcare Consumer Myth

The Smarter Healthcare Consumer Myth

If consumers could review and shop for health care coverage as easily as they do television sets, costs woul…

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Why GOP Governors Are Caving On Medicaid Expansion

Why GOP Governors Are Caving On Medicaid Expansion

Florida Governor Rick Scott joined an esteemed group yesterday-he became the seventh GOP governor to flip-flo…

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Why Texting Public Health Messages Is a Brilliant Idea. Except When It's Not... | The Health Care...

Why Texting Public Health Messages Is a Brilliant Idea. Except When It's Not... | The Health Care...

A new service has partnered with a Los Angeles school district - the second largest in the country - to not o…

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How Siri could revolutionize the 911 system

How Siri could revolutionize the 911 system

In health care we face numerous challenges. One that is being tackled by the FCC, Department of Justice and t…

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Bloomberg's Soda Ban will Fall Flat

Bloomberg's Soda Ban will Fall Flat

Mayor Michael Bloomberg may think he's helping to curb obesity in New York City -- where it has doubled among…

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Optimal Dual-Regime Business Tax Systems

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By Rishi Sharma, Joel Slemrod, Michael Stimmelmayr, John Wilson
| National Bureau of Economic Research
We thank Xinyu Chen, Michael Hartt, and Paul Kindsgrab for able research assistance. We also thank Marko Koethenbuerger and William Dodds for helpful comments as well as participants at the 2nd World Bank Tax Conference on Taxing Personal Income and Wealth in Developing Countries, the 65th annual meeting of the Standing Field Committee Public Economics of the German Economic Association, and the 79th Annual Congress of the International Institute of Public Finance.
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Does Sweet Always Mean Sinful? A Clear Look at Manuka Honey and Your Diet

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By John Wilson
| WriteUp Cafe
Many health-conscious Australians are turning to natural alternatives, but what does that mean when it comes to something as sweet as honey? Here’s what really happens when Manuka honey becomes part of your routine. When Natural Sweeteners Create Real Confusion For anyone paying attention to their diet, sugar is often the first thing to go. So when something like Manuka honey—undeniably sweet—is hailed as a superfood, it raises real questions.
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What That Manuka Label Really Tells You: A Clear Guide to Choosing Quality

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By John Wilson
| Indibloghub
Staring at numbers on a Manuka honey jar? You’re not alone. Here’s how to decode them—and pick the one that actually matches your health needs. The Confusion Hidden in Plain Sight Buying Manuka honey should feel like a healthy decision. But for many people, it turns into a confusing puzzle. Walk into any store or scroll online and you’ll see jars stamped with numbers like 10+, 250, 830, or 20+. Some say UMF, others say MGO. The variety looks impressive—but what do those labels actually mean?
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