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Dalia Buffery

Dalia Buffery

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Senior Editorial Director, The Lynx Group, American Health & Drug Benefits

Cranbury

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Total articles 5

  • Internal Medicine and the Canary at a Crossroad

    By Dalia Buffery Verified| HCP Live Verified Dr McCue strikes a familiar chord in his commentary this month (Rural primary care: has the canary stopped singing?), reflecting on the crisis in our nation’s healthcare in general, and in internal medicine in particular. If his small town near Yosemite National Park is a good barometer, physicians are moving away from the periphery and into the more lucrative pastures of big-town America. And who could blame them?

    By Dalia Buffery Verified · HCP Live

    Nov. 20, 2019

  • New Indications Approved by the FDA in 2018 for Oncology Drugs

    By Dalia Buffery Verified| American Health & Drug Benefits Verified Stay up to date on the latest information you need to devise benefit designs, make coverage decisions, and further value-based healthcare! Sign up for our newsletter or print publications today by entering your contact information below and clicking "Subscribe". AHDB E-Newsletters & CommunicationsI have reviewed and consent to the terms of AHDB's Privacy Policy, and AHDB has my permission to retain my information in its database, and to forward pertinent communications to me.

    By Dalia Buffery Verified · American Health & Drug Benefits

    Apr. 15, 2019

  • Internal Medicine and the Canary at a Crossroad

    By Dalia Buffery Verified| HCP Live Verified Dr McCue strikes a familiar chord in his commentary this month (Rural primary care: has the canary stopped singing?), reflecting on the crisis in our nation’s healthcare in general, and in internal medicine in particular. If his small town near Yosemite National Park is a good barometer, physicians are moving away from the periphery and into the more lucrative pastures of big-town America. And who could blame them?

    By Dalia Buffery Verified · HCP Live

    Nov. 20, 2019

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American Health & Drug Benefits

American Health & Drug Benefits® examines drug and other healthcare intervention value from the separate and unified vantage points of each stakeholder group to