The Milbank Quarterly

Both NPR and STAT News have mentioned The Milbank Quarterly article The Mass Production of Redundant, Misleading, and Conflicted Systematic Reviews and Meta-analyses By John P.A. Ioannidis.

The Herald Scotland featured The Milbank Quarterly article Hard to Avoid but Difficult to Sustain: Scotland's Innovative Health Tax on Large Retailers Selling Tobacco and Alcohol By Mark Hellowell, Katherine E. Smith, and Alexandra Wright.

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Hard to Avoid but Difficult to Sustain: Scotland's Innovative Health Tax on Large Retailers Selling Tobacco and Alcohol
Mark Hellowell, Katherine E. Smith, and Alexandra Wright

Making It Safe to Grow Old: A Financial Simulation Model for Launching MediCaring Communities for Frail Elderly Medicare Beneficiaries (pages 597-625)
Antonia K. Bernhardt, Joanne Lynn, Gregory Berger, James A. Lee, Kevin Reuter, Joan Davanzo, Anne Montgomery, and Allen Dobson

Achieving Research Impact Through Co-creation in Community-Based Health Services: Literature Review and Case Study (pages 392-429)
Trisha Greenhalgh, Claire Jackson, Sara Shaw, and Tina Janamian

In 2014, The Milbank Quarterly introduced an op-ed section, featuring some of the best minds currently working to improve the public's health. Among this issue's op-eds are Jonathan Cohn on Winning the War on Tobacco--and Public Cynicism, Too; Joshua M. Sharfstein on Violent Injury as a Preventable Condition; and Gail R. Wilensky on Prescription Drug Pricing Is Not Just an Election Issue.

Read the other op-eds here.