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Ryan Gamlin (Twitter: @ryangamlin) is a former health care management consultant and current medical student at the University of Cincinnati.

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Administrative costs are killing U.S. healthcare

Ryan Gamlin
May 21st 2016

The United States faces an unenviable paradox: the healthcare sector is an important source of job growth and economic output, but healthcare costs-now comprising nearly one fifth of economic output-are dramatically higher than those in other developed nations, and continue to rise.

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Young doctors are jumping ship to non-clinical roles

Ryan Gamlin
February 13th 2016

In his debut blog, Ryan Gamlin writes why he thinks the increasing proportion of doctors in medical school today do not intend to treat patients as their primary career-or at all.

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