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How the Covid Inquiry Protected the Establishment
Trish Dennis, Brownstone Institute
Fauci Involved in ‘Massive’ COVID-19 Origins Cover-up
Victor Nava, New York Post
A Simple Fix for ObamaCare
David R Henderson, I Blog to Differ
Deregulation Can Make Medications Cheaper
Charles Hooper, Incidental Insights
ADHD Diagnoses Are Growing. What’s Going on?
Helen Pearson, Nature
Revisiting Some Thanksgiving Churnalism
Adam Cifu, Sensible Medicine
Why the Four-Phase Opioid Story Falls Apart
Lynn Webster, ACSH
Growing up Online Nearly Killed Me
Roxy Longworth & Gay Longworth, After Babel
A Child’s Worst Nightmare
Naomi Schaefer Riley, City Journal
Bring Clarity to Medicare
Jerry Rogers Show, RealClearHealth
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COVID-19: They’ve Learned Nothing
Roger Bate, Brownstone Institute
Good Lifestyle Habits Affects Higher Work Engagement
Juri Matsuoka, et al., NIH
Why Every GLP-1 Prescription Needs an Exit
Matthew Holt, The Health Care Blog
Deregulation Can Make Medications Cheaper
Charles Hooper, Incidental Insights

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Obamacare’s Subsidy Cliff
Jeremy Nighohossian, CEI
International Comparison for Drug Prescription Prices
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Does Cash Prevent Child Abuse and Neglect?
Font & Putnam-Hornstein, AEI
Gender Medicine: The Anatomy of Institutional Capture
Joseph Figliolia, MI

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The cost of this evasion will be paid for decades, not by those who designed the strategy, but by those who must live with its consequences. Read More

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