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The FDA’s AI Double-Talk
Keith J. Dreyer & James M. Hillis, RealClearHealth
Faster FDA Approvals Will Save Lives and Trillions of $$$
Staff, Unleash Prosperity
Detours on the Road to Medical Advances
Steven Kritz, Brownstone Institute
How Often Do Insurers Deny Recommended Care?
Giuliana Grossi, AJMC
Trump Overthinks Health Insurance Affordability
Michael F. Cannon, Substack
Six Million New Obamacare Fraud Cases
Staff, Unleash Prosperity
A Sign the IRS Is Stepping Up Its Anti-Fraud Efforts
Chris Jacobs, Juniper Research
How the COVID Genome Reveals Its Lab Origins
Paul D. Thacker, Disinformation Chron
Should Employers Use Genetics to Screen Workers?
Devon Herrick, Goodman Inst
Ultra-Processed Food Experts Demand Reform
Sarah Todd, STAT
On Oregon’s 'Failed Experiment'
Lynn Webster, American Council on Science and Health
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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

Research & Analysis

Solving the Alzheimer's Challenge
Burns, et al., Alzheimer's Policy Working Group
Holding Health Insurers Accountable
Ryan Long, Paragon
Combatting Academic Fraud
Vince Bielski, RealClearInvestigations
Prior Authorization: AHIP’s Commitments
Jackson Hammond, RealClearHealth

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