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The Other Health Care Revolutions
The Affordable Care Act may have gotten all the attention, but American medicine will be transformed even more profoundly by forces that neither the government, insurance companies, nor even doctors themselves can fully tame. It’s already happening, and three trends provide a preview of the shape of things to come.
By William Hanson

The Perils of Parenting Style
Penn sociologist Annette Lareau says that the way middle-class parents interact with their children promotes an “emerging sense of entitlement” that better equips them for success in the world. By Kevin Hartnett

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