This is "all home buyers," not just first home buyers. Of course, the age of first timers has increased dramatically, but part of the increase shown in the chart is likely due to older individuals buying smaller homes once they become empty nesters or retirement homes.

I suspect that part of the problem in the US is that Kaiser is competing for staff, including physicians and phys. assistants, supplies, including drugs and appliances, and, of course, real estate.

Is there some way that you can link to the entire document?

Presumably the email directive bounced since there is no Department of War. Here's the official seal of the department that Trump is referring to

Joyce-I've posted the opinion from D. of Mass. here: slnews.us/pbgl103125a

I've posted the opinion from the D. of Mass. here: slnews.us/pbgl103125a

We can't have all Willses, Krugmans, and Restons.

Reminds me of Roman Hruska's justification supporting Carswell for SCOTUS: "Even if he were mediocre, there are a lot of mediocre judges and people and lawyers. They are entitled to a little representation, aren't they, and a little chance? We can't have all Brandeises, Frankfurters and Cardozos."

Why not the Occupied Territories of the West Bank as well?

Here's why this is a bad idea.

Brad--I'm older than you. I remember that in 1966 the Democratic Party's candidate for governor of Maryland was a guy who tried to tap into this sort of sentiment by opposing a law that required that there could be no discrimination in home sales due to race. He lost to a liberal: Spiro Agnew.

The exception would be if you have specific risk factors or a medical history that warrants regular MRI monitoring - but this would be a targeted screening, not part of a general exam.

- **Limited benefit** - For most people without symptoms, the likelihood of detecting something that needs treatment is very low

- **Unnecessary exposure** - While MRIs don't use radiation, they can sometimes find incidental findings (harmless abnormalities) that lead to unnecessary worry or additional testing