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In the Media! Watch & listen to select interviews with Manhattan Institute health scholars
· David Gratzer on Salem Radio Network's "Dennis Prager Show," 06-26-08 (Click here to listen) · Regina Herzlinger on "The Small Business Advocate" with host Jim Blasingame, 05-09-08 (Click here to listen) · Paul Howard on "The Small Business Advocate" with host Jim Blasingame, 04-11-08 (Click here to listen) · David Gratzer on WNET's "Inside Trenton," 04-05-08 (Click to watch: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3) · Regina Herzlinger on "The Small Business Advocate with Jim Blasingame," 02-29-08 (Click to listen) · Regina Herzlinger on Fox Business Channel's "Cavuto," 02-22-08 (Click here to watch) · Regina Herzlinger on CNN's "Broken Government: Critical Healthcare," 01-31-08 (Click here to watch) · Regina Herzlinger on KGIL's "Dr. Drew Pinsky Show," 01-15-08 (Click here to listen) · Paul Howard on WABC's Channel 7 News, 09-17-07 (Click here to watch) · David Gratzer on CNBC's "Closing Bell," 06-28-07 (Click here to watch) · David Gratzer on National Public Radio's "To The Point," 06-22-07 (Click here to listen) · Paul Howard on National Public Radio's "Marketplace," 01-03-07 (Click here to listen)
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Participate in Forum with Regina Herzlinger!
Click here to read the transcript from the conference jointly hosted by the Manhattan Institute's Center for Medical Progress and the New York State Health Foundation, including commentary by distinguished panelists and remarks by keynote speaker Douglas Holtz-Eakin, Senior Fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
"We're going to go back to where the patient and the doctor make the decisions about what is in the best interest of the patient. And that means we're going to consider economic issues as well—not just this blind "It doesn't matter what it costs, we're going to do it."
—Senator Tom Coburn
