In yesterday's installment, I forgot some fine participants. In today's, I make amends. First and foremost is Joe Paduda, the granddaddy of these little blog roundups, who has a parting shot at Mark McClellan. If you don't know what practice pattern variation is, I suggest you go find out -- Paduda's got the scoop.
Elsewhere, Adam Fein notes that the drug reimportation movement is gaining momentum. If you want to understand how screwed-up our health system is, try to wrap your head around the fact that a major political issue is the legality of purchasing drugs that are produced in America by American companies from Canadian retailers because our high prices subsidize their low ones.
Over at HealthVoices, Hippocrates thinks he knows what hospitals are for. Craig Lefebvre (who needs some more vowels in his name) thinks we're all emotional telepaths. And in the non-wonky, actually useful post of the review, Vreni Gurd wants you to microwave your dishtowels. Don't argue. It's science.
