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Failures of Experts During COVID
Robert Doar & Tony Mills, AEI
The COVID Lab Leak and the Corruption of Science
Matt Ridley, Spiked
COVID’s Scientific Silver Lining
Helen Branswell, STAT
Why Did the Anti-Vaccine Movement Tilt to the Right?
Paul Offit, Beyond the Noise
Viral Diseases: What You Need to Know
Henry Miller, ACSH
One Big Problem With How We Rank Countries by Happiness
Sigal Samuel, Vox
Bootleggers, Baptists, and Fertility Clinics
Andrew Morriss, Law & Liberty
The Plot to Overthrow Dobbs
Jay K Joshi, Daily Remedy
Employers Should Support Their Employees Weight Loss
Kirsten Axelsen, RCHealth
Taxpayer $ to Medical Schools Promoting Racial Bias
A Wooten, The Center Square
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Research & Analysis

Intermittent Fasting Heart Risk? Not so Fast
Matthew Herper, Stat
COVID Lesson: Don't Give Government More Power
Steven Greenhut, Reason
Empirical…ish
Leor Sapir, City Journal
Pregnancy Advances 'Biological’ Age but Birth Turns It Back
Saima Sidik, Nature

Reimagining Healthcare

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Essential Reading

Misguided March-In: The Perilous Proposal to Police Drug Prices and Its Threat to American Innovation
The National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST) recent proposal to wield the "March-In Rights" under the 1980 Bayh-Dole Act as a tool for price-fixing drugs has ignited a firestorm of debate among stakeholders in the pharmaceutical, legal, and policy-making communities. At its core, this proposal seeks to expand the scope of “March-In Rights”—originally designed to ensure public access to inventions arising from federally funded research—to include considerations of the pricing of pharmaceutical products. 
Price-fixing Racket Sacrifices New Meds for Senior Americans
The Inflation Reduction Act is threatening research and development for medications urgently needed to meet complex health challenges American seniors are enduring.

Multimedia

How Twitter Harmed Science
Lockdowns Brought Us Back to the Dark Ages, Can We Come Back From It?
Full Replay: President Biden Delivers Update On COVID-19 Response, Vaccinations

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Failures of Experts During COVID

Robert Doar & Tony Mills, AEI

Tony Mills joins Robert to talk about what policymakers and scientific experts got right and wrong throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. They... Read More

The COVID Lab Leak and the Corruption of Science

Matt Ridley, Spiked

Matt Ridley on how scientists suppressed the truth about the origins of Covid. Read More

COVID’s Scientific Silver Lining

Helen Branswell, STAT

Covid wreaked havoc on the world. It also provided an unprecedented look at the human immune system. Read More

Why Did the Anti-Vaccine Movement Tilt to the Right?

Paul Offit, Beyond the Noise

Anti-vaccine activism has never had a dominant political affiliation. What happened? Read More

Viral Diseases: What You Need to Know

Henry Miller, ACSH

We can create a public health infrastructure that is more resilient to outbreaks of viral illnesses by better understanding the nature of... Read More

One Big Problem With How We Rank Countries by Happiness

Sigal Samuel, Vox

How happy are you? Are you sure about that? Read More

Bootleggers, Baptists, and Fertility Clinics

Andrew Morriss, Law & Liberty

Andy Morriss writes about how the media’s account of the Alabama Supreme Court’s opinion in LePage misrepresented it as an attack on IVF. Read More

The Plot to Overthrow Dobbs

Jay K Joshi, Daily Remedy

This landmark case, which overturned the long-standing precedent set by Roe v. Wade, has stirred significant debate and public opinion. Read More

Employers Should Support Their Employees Weight Loss

Kirsten Axelsen, RCHealth

Helping to change to trajectory of obesity and chronic disease is good for employers’ and for employees’ health and saves the... Read More

Taxpayer $ to Medical Schools Promoting Racial Bias

A Wooten, The Center Square

(The Center Square) – Educating from the podium and advocating for the inclusion of all, congressmen led by North Carolina's Dr. Greg... Read More

Research & Analysis

Intermittent Fasting Heart Risk? Not so Fast

Matthew Herper, Stat

The news is everywhere today: Intermittent fasting can apparently be lethal, scientific research says. Except it doesn't. Read More

COVID Lesson: Don't Give Government More Power

Steven Greenhut, Reason

The pandemic showed that America's founders were right to create a system of checks and balances that made it hard for leaders to easily have... Read More

Empirical…ish

Leor Sapir, City Journal

Do liberals like Jonathan Chait want a comprehensive debate on pediatric gender medicine? Read More

Pregnancy Advances 'Biological’ Age but Birth Turns It Back

Saima Sidik, Nature

Carrying a baby creates some of the same epigenetic patterns on DNA seen in older people. Read More

Reimagining Healthcare

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Essential Reading

Misguided March-In: The Perilous Proposal to Police Drug Prices and Its Threat to American Innovation
The National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST) recent proposal to wield the "March-In Rights" under the 1980 Bayh-Dole Act as a tool for price-fixing drugs has ignited a firestorm of debate among stakeholders in the pharmaceutical, legal, and policy-making communities. At its core, this proposal seeks to expand the scope of “March-In Rights”—originally designed to ensure public access to inventions arising from federally funded research—to include considerations of the pricing of pharmaceutical products. 
Price-fixing Racket Sacrifices New Meds for Senior Americans
The Inflation Reduction Act is threatening research and development for medications urgently needed to meet complex health challenges American seniors are enduring.

Multimedia

How Twitter Harmed Science
Lockdowns Brought Us Back to the Dark Ages, Can We Come Back From It?
Full Replay: President Biden Delivers Update On COVID-19 Response, Vaccinations

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The Value, Science, & Policies Surrounding Vaccines
What Doesn't Kill You ...
Was Trump's Operation Warp Speed a Success?
A Personal Option for Health Care | Health Care Reimagined | Americans for Prosperity

The Supreme Court

Abortion Deserves Sober Debate, not a War of Unreason

This is a difficult moment for Roe v. Wade to have fallen.... Read More

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Public Health

We Must End the Public Health Emergency Carefully

If Congress and the administration do not plan and work together, the end of the old emergency will only mark the beginning of a new emergency.... Read More

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Health Care Reform

About That ObamaCare ‘Glitch’

The Affordable Care Act has faded into the political background since Republicans failed to repeal the entitlement in 2017, but ObamaCare still doesn't work as promised. The Biden Administration said this week that it will throw more money at one problem, and the result will be to hook more Americans on government subsidies.  ... Read More

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