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Highlights From The Comments On Telemedicine Regulations

Scott Alexander responds to comments on his post about new telemedicine regulations, addressing various concerns and criticisms raised by readers.

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Apr 3, 2023 4,965 words 101 likes 135 comments Listen · 27 min Read Read

The Government Is Making Telemedicine Hard And Inconvenient Again

Scott Alexander criticizes new DEA regulations that restrict telemedicine prescriptions for controlled substances, arguing they will harm patients and legitimate practices while failing to prevent abuse.

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Mar 29, 2023 1,817 words 255 likes 396 comments Listen · 11 min Read Read

Welcome To The Terrible World Of Prescription-Only Apps

Scott Alexander criticizes the emergence of expensive, prescription-only therapy apps, using Somryst (a CBT-i app) as an example, and warns about the normalization of this trend.

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May 12, 2021 2,630 words 128 likes 231 comments Listen · 18 min Read Read

Cost Disease In Medicine: The Practical Perspective

Scott Alexander proposes a hypothetical low-cost psychiatric practice to combat medical cost disease, exploring its potential and the barriers to its implementation.

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Jun 20, 2018 940 words 0 likes 308 comments Listen · 8 min Read Read
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