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The internet is mad. I get it. A LOT of people tried to get in to that warehouse and didn't make it. A LOT of people went to Brooklyn and not the actual location on the lower west side. (On a sidenote though, you have the internet at your fingertips and MTV gave you the address. People always ignore zipcodes but the zipcode was key in this case).
To the people that are bashing the show/MTV for not getting in: stop. There were thousands of people in that line. MTV did a great job. Security was quick and efficient. The bouncers were very nice. The coat check people were surprisingly responsible and fast to keep the line moving. The inside of the warehouse wasn't overly crowded, it was easy to move from one end to the other. Mostly, the cast and other "MTV VIPs" were able to move safely and freely around the party because everyone inside was calm and just having a good time. I had a great time, met some of the cast and took some great pictures. The actress that plays Michelle squeezed my ass when I took a picture with her…it was weird haha.
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- Energy for Democracy - wind on the Great Plains could power the country. Tribes are working to bring energy production home.
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- On the first day of the Summit of Nations, attention is paid to an endangered mountain in the South Dakota badlands and a discussion of key issues.
Surviving Hard Times: It's not for sissies
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- Hopi and Iroquois prophecies draw on long cultural memories, offering practical approaches to surviving hard times.
Book Review: Every Day is a Good Day by Wilma Mankiller
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- Provides insights into the lives and ideas of indigenous women and invites readers to re-examine their own cultural and spiritual backgrounds.
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Your insight is a beacon of light in political thread otherwise shrouded by conservative projection and rationalization. Well done, teabagger. Well done.
If it's broken promises you are worried about, then I should think you'd be frothing mad at Romney for walking back all his "severely conservative" promises to you guys and sucking up to the moderates and liberals.
Your premise, which you stated in the concluding sentence of your comment, is that the race wouldn't be as tight as it is except for flaws inherent in Democrat-leaning voters (namely, their inability to interpret graphs). That would seem to be you placing blame for the tight race on the shoulders of liberals. My counter to that argument is that, before you start looking to misplace blame, you should first ask yourself why conservative voters aren't handing Romney an easy victory. I know logic is hard, but do try to keep up.
I think that, before you start placing blame on the Democrats, you should first figure out why the GOP can't get its own people to back Romney.
The uptick we are seeing is the chronically unemployed getting back in the labor market - One of the best signs of an economic recovery. Add to that the much better-than-expected jobs number, and this becomes really bad news for Romney.
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Good for you. You sound like a good person. But how does that argue against welfare? Are you saying that there are enough people like you to help everyone that needs it? Or is that just an ideal world?
Actually, Otho, the definition of "redistribution of wealth" is "the transfer of income, wealth or property from some individuals to others caused by a social mechanism such as taxation, monetary policies, welfare, nationalization, charity, divorce or tort law." (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Stanford University). It is only ideologues like yourself that seek to redefine it to fit a political agenda. So, shopping at Wal-Mart or paying to have my grass cut is an economic transaction. Having a portion of my income taken by the government via taxation and distributed to another person (be it a soldier, fire fighter, student, or my unemployed neighbor) is redistribution of wealth.
There are two fundamental issues at play, here. The first is your intellectual dishonesty in trying to separate redistribution of wealth into separate buckets (one that you approve of and the other that you don't). The second is that your idea of a "fair society" is one where children starve, families go homeless, and our economy collapses due to an un-educated workforce simply because you are offended by the abuse in the system.
How about you tell me what it is, then? If you don't call it redistribution of wealth, then what do you call it when the government takes your tax dollars and gives them to someone else? True, a soldier provides a service, but that doesn't make it *not* wealth redistribution, just wealth redistribution that you (and I) find of value. Welfare for the poor (or Pell grants for a student) aren't any different: it is still redistribution. The only difference is that you don't see a value in it where I do. I don't mind having that argument with you, but it is absurd to try and re-define a process that is as old as government itself as something alien to our way of life.
Well, yes, there is a difference. And if your argument is that you believe welfare for the poor isn't a good use of government taxes, then have the intellectual integrity to say so and stop pretending that wealth redistribution is an evil socialist concept instead of a method that has been employed by every government since government came into being. As for welfare for the poor, I happen to believe that the benefits far outweigh the abuses. Now, if you can figure out how we can stop the lazy good-for-nothings from abusing the system without taking away free school lunches, then I am behind you 100%, but I will fight you every step of the way if your "fair society" means deserving, needy citizens of my country must starve or go homeless.


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Alex Edler's quest for the not-so-coveted "Green Jacket"
Folks, it is no secret that I have not been a fan of Alex Edler's play for the Vancouver Canucks the last few seasons. Whether it's a coaching thing or a player thing, it cannot be denied that sometimes the … Continue reading
Zac Dalpe Q & A: Exclusive interview with the music man of Canucks hockey
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Legion of Blog's "Picktators Wrestlemania 30 Grand Prix…"
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8 Exciting Reasons To Still Watch Canucks Games
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Canucks/Predators Post Game Quotes (I Wish Were Real)
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The Van Provies: Tank Wars
Botch ran the gauntlet on the Canucks recent road trip (where we found out Florida and Tampa Bay fans get riled up easily over empty seats and baked goods), so he has graciously let me bat clean up for him … Continue reading
Injury plagued Canucks vs. Weber heavy Predators (Instant Rivalry)
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Canucks/Panthers Post Game Quotes (I Wish Were Real)
The main issue I have with post game coverage is the general lack of personality conveyed by the majority of the league. The NHL has some of the classiest athletes and coaches in all of professional sports, but sometimes you … Continue reading
Kevin Bieksa: The save heard around the world
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The Van Provies: Did anyone watch this game?
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Sound Check: January 2009
Chris Pureka's new EP, Chimera,
features seven songs, two of which are live versions of previously released
songs ("31 and Live," "Come Back Home," both from 2006′s Dryland).
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The studio version of "Hold it Together" is the most soulful track,
with Pureka's alto vocals swimming slowly along the rhythm of the guitar and
bass. In comparison, the live "31 and Live" sounds somewhat bland.
"Come Back Home," however, has just as good a quality as the studio
While Pureka's tracks aren't blatantly lesbian-specific, there's always a
tender tone that insinuate her songs are about relationships with women and
living life as an outsider. The alt-tinged acoustic folk EP comes out Jan. 20.
For more songs you might be familiar
with, check out Playlist: The Very Best
of the Indigo Girls this month. The compilation includes 14 of mainstream
fan favorites, including "Gailileo," "Kid Fears," and —you guessed
it — "Closer to Fine."
Indigo Girls
If you're not a fan of the Indigo Girls but are interested in hearing what some
of the fuss is about, the Playlist compilation might be a good place to start.
If you're someone who owns all of their recordings already, it's well worth
skipping. There's nothing new on the CD, and it's being released by Sony, which
means the label will be most likely profiting more than the women themselves.
You can save your ten bucks for when their new album comes out this spring.
News and Notes
Yo Majesty is on tour this winter with the Floacist of the R&B duo Floetry.
Missy Higgins has contributed to a song on fellow Aussie singer/songwriter Ben
Lee's new album, The Rebirth of Venus.
that will be released on Feb. 10.
An Horse's Rearrange Beds will be officially released and widely distributed on
label Q Prime on Feb. 10. It was previously only available with the band on
tour or for download on iTunes.
Uh Huh Her are currently writing material for upcoming EPs and records and have
also hinted at the release of an acoustic album in the near future.
Team Gina was named one of the best new Seattle Bands in Seattle Magazine's
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Four Earn All-Conference at PSUAC Championships
10/11/14 – The Penn State Wilkes-Barre men's and women's cross country teams competed at the PSUAC Championships on Saturday afternoon at University Park, PA. Four runners earned PSUAC All-Conference honors.
In the men's 8k race, freshman Kyle Borland came in 3rd place with a time of 31:39, earning PSUAC All-Conference honors. Senior Tyler Shelly finished 6th overall with a time of 33:14, also earning All-Conference honors. Freshman Joseph Borland finished in the top 20, ending up 18th.
In the women's 6k race, senior Becky Wychock and junior Ashley Oliver both earned PSUAC All-Conference recognition for finishing 2nd and 4th. Wychock finished with a time of 26:18, and Oliver finished with a time of 26:57. Freshman Lharizza Metz finished in the top 20, ending the race in 19th place.
Wychock Wins LCCC Invitational Women's Race
10/4/14 – Becky Wychock finished 1st (21:00) in the women's race at the LCCC Invitational on Saturday. Ashley Oliver (22:22) finished 3rd overall. Wychock and Oliver both earned honors for finishing in the top 12 in the 5k race.
In the men's race at the LCCC Invitational, Kyle Borland finished 2nd overall (30:15), while David Yunkunis finished 4th (32:23) and Tyler Shelly 7th (32:53). Borland, Yunkunis, and Shelly earned honors for finishing in the top 12 in the 8k race. The men's team finished 2nd overall out of 6 teams.
The Mountain Lions will next race in the PSUAC Championships on Saturday, October 11th at University Park.
Three Medal in First Cross-Country Meet
9/13/14 – The Penn State Wilkes-Barre cross-country team had three runners medal in the first meet of the 2014 season.
In the women's meet, Becky Wychock finished second overall and in the PSUAC with a time of 22:37 in the 5k race. Ashley Oliver finished 10th overall and eighth in the PSUAC with a time of 24:17. As a team, Wilkes-Barre finished third out of four teams.
In the men's meet, Kyle Borland finished 12th overall and 5th in the PSUAC with a time of 19:35 in the 5k. David Yunkinis finished 13th overall and sixth in the PSUAC with a time of 19:47. As a team, Wilkes-Barre finished second overall out of six teams.
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We finished up the latest Seattle CodeCamp today. It was, as usual, a great deal of fun. I'm not much of a conference guy, but I always enjoy speaking at a low-pressure event and hooking up with friends that I only see at these kinds of things.
I did two presentations. The first was a co-presentation with Brad Wilson on Dependency Injection and ObjectBuilder 2. Brad (who was one of the original OB authors) gave a great discussion of what OB is and where it came from. I added a small demo of the Unity container we're building for Entlib 4 and talked about where we're headed.
My second talk was on the extensibility points built into the ASP.NET MVC framework. I'd like to thank my audience: they were a great crowd, asked good questions, and didn't seem to mind when I finished extremely early. It was a great discussion, and I'm really happy to see the excitement in the dev community about this new framework.
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256 recruits from Jammu and Kashmir join Indian Army
A total of 256 recruits from the state were inducted into the Indian Army's Jammu and Kashmir Light Infantry (JAK LI) Regiment at an impressive passing out parade here Saturday.
Over 2,000 parents and relatives of the young soldiers attended the parade held at Bana Singh Parade Ground at the JAK LI Regimental Centre in Srinagar.
"Singing their regimental song 'Balidanam Veer Lakshman', the voices of the young soldiers echoed in the valley.
"The passing out parade, depicting transformation of a recruit into a young soldier was reviewed by P.S. Sandhu, IPS, inspector general of the Border Security Force (BSF) and was attended by over 2,000 parents/relatives of the young soldiers along with a number of civil/ military dignitaries," a defence spokesman said here.
"In the investiture ceremony, recruit Azim Malik of Udhampur district, who distinguished himself in all disciplines of training, was awarded the Sher-e-Kashmir, sword of honour and the Triveni Singh medal for being adjudged as the overall best recruit in the course.
"He was also conferred the Maqbool Sherwani medal for being the best recruit in physical training," the spokesman added.
It must be mentioned that the passing out parade by recruits belonging to different parts of the state was a far cry from the early days of separatist violence in Jammu and Kashmir when locals shied away from joining the Indian Army.
All recruitment rallies held by the army and the paramilitary forces in different parts of the valley are now widely attended by youths aspiring to join the armed forces of the country.
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JOPLIN, Mo. (AP) — Students at Missouri Southern State University in Joplin could be paying higher tuition beginning in the fall.
A university budget committee recommended Monday night that tuition be increased by $20 per credit hour. The board of governors will consider the recommendation at its meeting Friday.
The Joplin Globe reports that the increase for in-state students to $163 per credit hour would be a nearly 14 percent increase. If approved, the tuition would bring in nearly $3 million in new revenue every year.
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Post-Enrollment: Ensuring Successful Follow-Through for Health Reform
Filed under: Health Law, Health Reform, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Cross-Posted at HealthLawProf Blog
Millions – including millions of the "young invincibles" – have been enrolled in the ACA's private and public insurance programs. And a recent study by Sommers, Long, and Baicker in the Annals of Internal Medicine, suggests that this enrollment will save lives. That's great news for all interested in progressive health reform. But there is a lot of work to be done to ensure that care follows coverage. In this and subsequent posts, I'll point to key implementation issues that share two characteristics: First, they go beyond the very important enrollment issues. Second, although federal implementation and advocacy is vital, my issues can be addressed largely through state and local government or private parties.
But before that, let's call it: 2014 enrollment in ACA-related care is a success. The numbers are quite compelling. Private plan enrollment totals a surprising 13 million. This includes the 8 million signing up through federal or state exchanges, and the additional 5 million signing up outside the exchanges with plans that must meet Qualified Health Plan standards and share a common risk pool with in-exchange plans. About 28% on-exchange, and 45% of off-exchange enrollees are in the important 18-34 age group. More good news? Insurers report that at least 4 out of 5 have already paid their first month's premium. And an additional 4.8 million are newly enrolled in Medicaid and SCHIP.
Sustaining that success won't be easy. As Henry Aaron describes in the current issue of the New England Journal of Medicine, the success of the ACA in the short term will be subject to "brutal political war." Aaron also describes the legacy of the political war that led to crafting of the ACA as an incremental plan, rather than a comprehensive, coherent design. The practical problem, in Aaron's words, is that:
[R]eform had to be built on the most complex, kludgy, and costly system on planet Earth. Multiple layers of health coverage – as a fringe benefit of private employment, as compensation for military service, as public charity for the poor, as public coverage for the elderly and disabled, and as a private commodity purchased by individuals in a remarkably dysfunctional market – overlap and intersect to pay for care through a bewildering variety of agents in a system that even experts seldom fully comprehend.
"Kludgy" is exactly the word for it (not as cool as Henry Aaron? Here's a definition). But it is a big step forward from the pre-ACA system – tens of millions newly covered, an end to the worst features of American health insurance underwriting, meaningful financial support for those previously shut out of coverage, and a variety of new delivery design initiatives.
The reforms embodied in the ACA can be sustained and improved, but only through the efforts of those in and out of government dedicated to improving access for those historically shut out of care. The case is not unlike that of Medicare, now a beloved social insurance system with almost 50 million beneficiaries, but in the 1960s a fragile program loved by few and reviled by many. As Ted Marmor, Jonathan Oberlander and others remind us, Medicare was born in a political maelstrom, and has been sustained, changing over time, through the hard work and creative accommodations by many in and out of government.
As with Medicare, there will be tough political fights about the future of the ACA, and grindingly difficult administrative challenges for federal regulators. But the states and private actors are critical to the ACA's success. The fact is that the ACA's innovations largely lay over the construct of existing insurance law. In addition, gaps in coverage and ambiguities in the protection of civil rights means that those outside of the federal political and administrative processes will have lots to do. Those tasks include:
- Affordability. Many advocates are concerned that people newly enrolled in QHPs will have trouble affording care notwithstanding the ACA's subsidy systems. This concern goes beyond premium costs, and runs to patient cost-sharing through deductibles and copayments. States should be considering the adoption of a Basic Health Plan option, and innovative "bridge" and "wrap-around" programs.
- Coverage of immigrants. In perhaps no other area of implementation are the political and the pragmatic so at odds. The fragmented regulation of access to care for different cohorts of immigrants has caused confusion, limitations on access, and bad results – both intended and unintended. States can take the lead here.
- Protection of people with disabilities/chronic conditions. The structure of the ACA's underwriting reforms are good news for people with disabilities, as are its nondiscrimination mandates, as Sara Rosenbaum has described in detail. But the reforms mix uncertainly with the financial incentives that remain in the insurance system, and state regulatory oversight and advocacy will be essential to fulfill the statute's goals.
- Denials and network adequacy. The ACA embodies a paradox: it both federalizes the regulation of health insurance, and largely devolves that federal regulation back onto the states for supervision and enforcement. That means that QHPs will continue to employ utilization management tools, including medical necessity review, to limit access to care – properly and improperly. Perhaps more pressing is the problem of narrowing networks of providers in health plans. Properly constructed networks can be a benefit to consumers; improperly constricted networks can deny access in covert and dangerous ways. Vigilance by states and private actors will be crucial here.
The ACA's goals are noble, and its somewhat clumsy (or kludgy) structure can succeed, but only through a lot of work from a lot of people. I'll return to these issues in upcoming posts.
Seton Hall Law Places First at UM Carey Law's Health Law Regulatory and Compliance Competition
Filed under: Compliance, Health Law, Seton Hall Law
At Seton Hall Law's website, Victoria Dorum reports that Seton Hall Law students Lindsey Borgeson, Joyce Crawford, and Phillip DeFedele (pictured above, from left), along with alternate Cynthia Frumanek, recently came in first at the University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law's Health Law Regulatory and Compliance Competition.
Dorum writes:
Not only did the team members distinguish themselves among other top schools, they also made a profound impression on the judges. Virginia Rowthorn, Managing Director of the Law & Health Care Program at the University of Maryland School of Law, wrote a note to [Seton Hall Law Professor Tara Adams Ragone] to commend the team and their teachers for the team's excellent presentation. She wrote, "One of the judges who heard them told me they knocked it out of the ballpark with their knowledge, and also with the professional way they presented their 'case'."
Read Dorum's full article on the Health Law Regulatory and Compliance Competition here; UM Carey Law's coverage is here.
This has been a great academic year for Seton Hall Law, which also won the National Health Law Moot Court Competition in November. Dorum covered that victory as well, here.
Changing Landscape of New York Hospitals
Filed under: Accountable Care Organizations, Health Law, Hospitals
Hospital mergers and other forms of transactions, such as joint ventures and affiliations, have been occurring more frequently in recent years. A report issued by the accounting firm Dixon Hughes Goodman noted the predominant reasons for hospitals to undergo these structural changes are: (1) to achieve economies of scale; (2) to benefit from a partner's unique clinical or managerial strength; and (3) to expand geographically to better provide for patient and community needs. An economy of scale is the theory by which long-run average total costs decrease as output increases. When hospitals merge or undergo other forms of transactions, the result is increased efficiency, which ultimately reduces average costs. Often, a smaller hospital or a hospital that is not as nationally recognized will strategically merge with a larger hospital to attain the benefits of the larger hospital's managerial or clinical strengths.
Recently, NYC hospitals have undergone significant organizational changes. Mount Sinai Medical Center has merged with Continuum Health Partners (CHP). Mount Sinai Medical Center is a 1,171-bed hospital nationally-ranked by U.S. News and World Report and internationally recognized for several specialties including: Cardiology & Heart Surgery, Diabetes & Endocrinology, Ear, Nose & Throat, Gastroenterology & GI Surgery, Geriatrics, Nephrology, Neurology & Neurosurgery, and Rehabilitation. While CHP's hospitals are renowned and recognized in various clinical areas, these hospitals will now have a stronger force in the New York area under the Mount Sinai Health System umbrella. Another significant organizational change is the expansion of Manhattan's Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) to Connecticut. These changes will likely have positive impacts on quality of care and improved access for patients of these hospitals. Further, the proposed closure of Brooklyn's Long Island College Hospital (LICH) has been postponed, allowing consideration of alternatives to closure, as closure would have a negative impact on area residents that rely on its services for primary care (see discussion here, here, and here). Accordingly, the changing landscape of NYC hospitals will have implications on patient care.
Mount Sinai and Continuum Health Partners: The Love Triangle
Once upon a time, in the late 1990s, Mount Sinai Medical Center and NYU Langone Medical Center wooed one another and eventually merged; the merger proved to be a failure three years later. Read more
Bring the New Australian Living Donor Compensation Scheme to the United States
Filed under: Bioethics, Health Law
The Australian government has announced a new scheme that will compensate living organ donors with cash payments during their recovery period. This is said to be intended not as a payment for the organ, but as a way to minimize the financial burden of donation. The plan should be seen as a step in the right direction for those who favor legalizing payment for organ donation in the United States, and Congress should seriously consider authorizing a similar pilot program.
Australia's new program has several features, designed to mitigate fears and concerns about paying organ donors. First, the plan reduces the fear that individuals will look to donate their organs out of desperation and economic necessity. This is accomplished by limiting the payments to the currently employed, including self-employed and part-time workers. Additionally the compensation is not extravagant, topping out at $606 a week for up to six weeks. This limited compensation is unlikely to attract financially distressed donors who would otherwise choose not to donate, though it may make it easier for those who are not well-off to commit to a process that will entail significant time off from work. That being the case, most donors would find themselves afterwards in relatively the same financial situation as before they donated.
Second, the money comes from the Australian government, rather than from the recipients themselves. This reduces the appearance of a cash-for-organs system that might be unpopular and ethically problematic. A third party payment system for bone marrow is already developing in the US. The group moremarrowdonors.org has led the effort for such after the 2012 decision of Flynn v. Holder held that payment for donating bone marrow by apheresis is allowed under the current law. If third parties, be they charitable organizations or the US government, make payments to donors a gap is created between the donor and the recipient. This gap will, presumably, allow donors to still feel that they have actually donated and not sold their organ. And, if the altruistic component of donation can be preserved while reducing the financial burden to the donor then it is unlikely that this new scheme will drive away potential donors who do not like the idea of selling their organs.
If this scheme were adopted by the United States it has the potential to drastically increase the supply of kidneys, especially in minority communities. There is currently a huge gap between the supply and demand for kidneys. For racial minorities this gap is even wider. Modest payment for missed work time, coupled with an awareness campaign, would allow low-income individuals to donate their organs without placing themselves in financial jeopardy from missed work. If the amount of money paid to the donor was kept modest, like the Australian scheme, claims of exploitation would be less persuasive.
The US government should closely monitor the Australian pilot program to see if it is effective. If so, it should be rapidly adopted by the US. If not, then consideration should be given to other means of increasing organ donation, including larger cash payments to donors. A US program similar to the new Australian scheme would go a long way to closing the gap between the need for kidneys and the supply of living donors.
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Organ donors to be paid six-weeks' salary
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Filed under: Drug Pricing, Drugs & Devices, Health Law, Seton Hall Law
Here at Seton Hall Law, the halls are filled with the sounds of students again, which means our summer-long blog hiatus has come to an end. We're excited to get back to blogging at Health Reform Watch!
As always, the blog will feature analysis and commentary from Seton Hall's health law faculty and Recommended Reading posts highlighting the health law scholarship we've been reading and enjoying. It will also include contributions from the students in our health law program as well as announcements of program activities.
Guest posts on health and pharmaceutical law and policy topics are welcome, so please contact me, Kate Greenwood, at firstname.lastname@example.com if there's something you'd like to share.
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From the beginning, the content of Health Reform Watch has been driven by the diverse interests and expertise of Seton Hall's health law faculty. In my case, that's maternal and child health, drug and device law and policy, and, most especially, the intersection of the two. In recent months, I have focused on the regulation of orphan drugs (a video of me opining about the same can be found here), and so yesterday's news that the Australian government has decided to pay the $110,000 per-course-of-treatment price for Bristol-Myers Squibb's melanoma drug Yervoy caught my attention. What's newsworthy is not Australia's decision to pay – other countries are, too – but rather its plan for making sure it is getting its money's worth. As reporter Wendy Carlisle explains, Australia's Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee will for the first time be conducting its own epidemiological study.
As is the case with many orphan drugs, Yervoy was approved on the basis of clinical trials that were relatively small. A 2011 review conducted by Aaron Kesselheim, Jessica Meyers, and Jerry Avorn of all new oncology drug approvals from 2004 through 2010 in oncology revealed that "the FDA ha[d] approved alternative trial designs that allowed most orphan cancer drugs to be approved on the basis of single-group, nonrandomized trials that enrolled comparatively small numbers of patients." EvaluatePharma recently estimated that regulators require a median phase III trial size of 528 patients, at an estimated average cost of $85 million, for orphan drugs, as compared to 2,234 patients, at an estimated average cost of $186 million, for non-orphan drugs.
When it comes to clinical trials, smaller is not better. As the chair of Australia's Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee, Dr. Suzanne Hill, explains, "[i]f we are going to look at new products and try to judge them on the basis of smaller clinical trials – which is what is happening – then we are going to be less confident about the clinical trial data when we see them for making recommendations[.]" To shore up the Committee's confidence in Yervoy, it will be tracking "who gets prescribed it, what happens to them, how long do they get treatment for, how is the treatment … put in the context of other treatments that they have and what happens to the outcome?" The Committee's ultimate goal is to determine whether "we get the survival benefit in the community that we saw in the trials[.]"
The number of orphan drugs, many of which cost in excess of $100,000, is climbing and is expected to continue to do so. EvaluatePharma estimates that "the worldwide orphan drug market is set to grow to $127 [billion], a compound annual growth rate of +7.4% per year between 2012 and 2018[,]" which "is double that of the overall prescription drug market, excluding generics, which is set to grow at +3.7% per year." Given these expected trends, there is no doubt that regulators and payers will increasingly look to post-marketing studies to supplement the available clinical trial data about orphan drugs, whether they conduct the studies themselves, as Australia is doing, or require manufacturers to shoulder the burden. Care must be taken to ensure that manufacturers remain incentivized to develop treatments for rare diseases, but there is evidence to suggest that regulators have room to maneuver. EvaluatePharma reports that "[t]he current stock of Phase III/Filed orphan products is expected to yield a return on investment of x10.3," while the current stock of non-orphan products is only expected to yield a return on investment of x6.0.


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Today marked day two of the Major League Baseball Winter Meetings, and day two of zip-nada-nothing on any free agency or trade news for the San Francisco Giants.
Perhaps the biggest news of the day – no pun intended – came on the Pablo Sandoval impending-free-agency front.
We learned that Brian Sabean and company are willing to explore a contract extension with Pablo this coming spring, a season before he hits the open market.
Interesting. Sabean talked at length about being open to extension talks for Pablo Sandoval this spring.
— Andrew Baggarly (@CSNBaggs) December 10, 2013
Sabean reportedly wants to avoid a bidding war for his services next offseason should he have a monstrous contract year in 2014.
Sabean: "He's not going to be short on suitors, no matter what the weight is."
— Alex Pavlovic (@AlexPavlovic) December 10, 2013
Pablo was looking fairly svelte in a picture he tweeted out on Monday:
Enfocado en esta misión y dia a dia dandolo todo -I'm on a Mission-work hard play harder @UnderArmour @Mik3Sand0vAl pic.twitter.com/zuI610DGC3
— KFP48 (@KFP48) December 9, 2013
Of course the pitfall of any such long-term deal could be Sandoval getting too comfortable, losing focus and regaining weight as a result. However, the Giants really have no alternatives at the moment — minor league prospects or otherwise — so it may behoove them to take a shot.
Good Pablo is just that — very, very good. Losing him may create a hole at the hot corner not so easily traversed next offseason. Does the reward outweigh the risk is the question Sabean and Co. have to answer.
Sandoval is still just 27-years-old and won't turn 28 until August 11th. San Francisco could potentially get him at a much cheaper rate now, should he indeed have a bounce-back season in 2014. And of course there are the Panda hats to consider.
In other Winter Meetings news……
ESPN's Buster Olney reports that free agent Mike Morse – who has been rumored to be of interest to help solve the Giants left field conundrum – is asking for a 1-year contract somewhere in the neighborhood of the $7-$8 million range.
Mike Morse is said by teams to be looking for $7m/$8m range in his one-year deal.
— Buster Olney (@Buster_ESPN) December 10, 2013
Morse has been in the league for nine seasons but has only been healthy enough to play in 573 games over that time. He hit 11 homeruns in April before being hobbled by injury yet again in 2013.
When on, he can provide a right-handed power boost. But, questions about his health and his poor play in the outfield leave that option as a gamble. His best year in the Majors came just two seasons ago for the Washington Nationals when he hit .291/.321/.470 over 146 games with 31 HRs and 95 RBI.
Again — high risk, potentially high reward.
Ichiro had been mentioned in recent days as a potential left field option, but that has now been shot down – at least according to Jon Heyman of CBS Sports.
#SFGiants not interested in Ichiro. Seek righty hitter to platoon with blanco and/or power.
— Jon Heyman (@JonHeymanCBS) December 10, 2013
According to John Shea, San Francisco checked in on Chicago White Sox outfielder Alejandro De Aza after the Sox acquired Adam Eaton from Arizona earlier today in a three team trade that saw the power-hitting Mark Trumbo head to the Diamondbacks.
#sfgiants checked in with #whitesox about OF Alejandro De Aza, who could be traded by Sox after acquiring Adam Eaton from #dbacks.
— John Shea (@JohnSheaHey) December 11, 2013
De Aza turns 30 in April and hit .264/.323/.405 with 17 HRs, 62 RBI, 20 stolen bases, 147 strikeouts and 50 walks over 607 at bats, primarily out of the leadoff spot last year.
Basically, imagine Guillermo Moscoso, only this time playing left field.
With the emergence of catcher Andrew Susac in the Arizona Fall League as a potential backup to Buster Posey somewhere down the line, either he or Hector Sanchez could be involved in any trade talks moving forward. According to Shea, teams have been asking about Sanchez and left-handed pitching prospect Edwin Escobar.
Teams asking #sfgiants about LH Edwin Escobar and C Hector Sanchez, two nice assets.
— John Shea (@JohnSheaHey) December 11, 2013
Susac hit .360 with 2 HRs, 7 RBI, 11 Ks and 16 BBs this fall.
Bruce Bochy and St. Louis Cardinals manager Mike Matheny will be speaking in front of a group of managers and GMs with the hope of convincing them and MLB vice president Joe Torre to consider a rule change in regard to collisions at the plate.
CSN Bay Area's Andrew Baggarly has all of that info in the tweet below:
What Bochy & Matheny plan to tell other GMs/managers tomorrow when they argue for a rule change to protect catchers: http://t.co/d1ctVZG1Wn
— Andrew Baggarly (@CSNBaggs) December 10, 2013
We learned that Barry Zito is carving up some waves in Maui – lucky guy – and that he may not pitch in 2014. Again, Baggarly with the story below:
Barry Zito is surfing waves in Maui, not for a job in Orlando. But he's not ready to retire, either. Story: http://t.co/WoKk4NF6Gn
— Andrew Baggarly (@CSNBaggs) December 10, 2013
For the most part, the Winter Meetings have been extremely slow for Giants' fans – especially if you are looking for an addition or change to the roster toot sweet.
For now, it appears we have this, and it may not be as bad as some make it out to be:
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