Washington talks endlessly about strengthening America’s healthcare system. The real test is whether policymakers are willing to fix... Read More
Washington spends a lot of time arguing about drug prices, but it often ignores the middlemen who sit at the center of the pharmaceutical... Read More
If policymakers focus on separating normative functions from emergency authority, global health cooperation can be rebuilt. Read More
Prasad has been involved in several controversial decisions related to rare disease treatments. Read More
Conservatives expected less bureaucracy. Instead they’re seeing slower approvals, tougher hurdles, and a regulator who doesn’t trust... Read More
When Congress passed the Right to Try Act during the first Trump administration, the goal was straightforward: give patients with serious or... Read More
In consulting rooms across America, physicians face a challenge that no medical school prepared them for. A parent arrives with a list of... Read More
Documents show scientists across multiple U.S.-funded projects proposed altering spike proteins and cleavage sites in bat viruses —... Read More
How the environmental–litigation complex hijacks unsettled science. Read More
A new insight into the brain's inner workings. Read More
What Prader Willi Syndrome and a carnivore diet tell us about the potential dangers of assuming that all diets work by reducing how much we... Read More
There is much talk about an “affordability crisis” in America. Read More
The UK Covid-19 Inquiry has released the political chapters of its long-awaited report. After nearly three years, the conclusion is clear. Read More
Organizations are encouraged to support employees in developing good lifestyle habits to increase work engagement. Read More
I’ve seen clients start GLP-1 medications full of hope—and stop them feeling betrayed by their own biology. Read More
If the FDA policed only safety, not efficacy, the result would be more innovation at lower cost. Read More
The Alzheimer’s Policy Working Group is a 501(c)(3) organization that unites frontline clinicians from specialty and primary care to... Read More
On Thursday, January 22, the House Energy and Commerce Committee and the House Ways and Means Committee will each hold a hearing with some of... Read More
This is the fourth part of a series on the crisis in academic research and publishing. Read the first three parts here, here and here. By... Read More
Introduction In August, AHIP, the trade association for health insurance companies representing the industry’s top players, announced... Read More
This is a difficult moment for Roe v. Wade to have fallen.... Read More
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
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
