Health
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How the Right Approaches Women’s Healthcare
The Trump administration is creating two task forces to help women with actual health problems.
The FDA Should Grant Americans the Right to Try New Cancer Treatments
No American should have to buy a plane ticket to London to get an American cure.
Russia’s Latest Patient Zero
Bureaucrats usually avoid facts. Dead certain fact: We live in The Age of Proximity.
How to Lower Healthcare Costs — and How Not To
Democrats foisted ObamaCare on the nation, broke the healthcare system, and now claim the only answer is socialized medicine.
Trump’s Deal for Lower Drug Prices
With 90% of America’s pharmaceutical companies on board for TrumpRx and “most favored nation” pricing policy, drug prices have dropped significantly.
The Silent Fight: Postpartum Depression, Anxiety, and Psychosis
The postpartum struggles of Hayden Panettiere and Lindsay Clancy raise the question: How do we help other women who are struggling?
About That New Melanoma mRNA Vaccine
Vaccines have become increasingly politicized and polarizing in recent years due to the gross mishandling of COVID. So what about technological advancements?
Everything We Think We Know About Marijuana Does Needs an Update!
The backstory of how marijuana has become viewed as “safe” is familiar -- it follows the model of how all evil succeeds: incrementally.
What Does Trump’s Vax Order Actually Do, and Why Are the Groomers So Mad?
Democrats see the new vaccine schedule as impeding vaccinations. Trans activists see the cuts to kids’ gender-denying care as “terrorizing.” Both are tempests in a teapot.
FDA Strengthening Food Transparency Requirements
American consumers will now know every ingredient added to their food, which is a positive step for the MAHA movement.
Why Everything We Think We Know About Marijuana Needs an Update
We are now facing a self-inflicted public health epidemic of marijuana addiction and harm.
Will China Ever Be Held Accountable for COVID-19?
Chinese officials violated their international commitments and ethical obligation to prevent a domestic epidemic from becoming a global pandemic.
Yale Medical School’s Racial Favoritism
The Justice Department says the school discriminates against whites and Asians, while “race preferences elevate Black and Hispanic applicants in the admissions process.”
The Hantavirus Cruise: A Ship of Fools
Global travel makes infection prevention more vital than ever. When it’s ignored, your life is at risk.
Hospitals and Insurers Are Getting Rich Off Medical Fraud
For too long, fraudulent medical care billing has been treated like a ho-hum cost of doing business in Washington and state capitals.
Republicans Can Win on Healthcare Affordability
The Republican promise to voters should be better healthcare at half the cost. Here are five easy pieces.
Obamacare Just Celebrated Its 16th Birthday, but Few Americans Call It Sweet
We have come to know all too well what was actually in the legislation.
Microplastic Scaremongering and Manipulation
Contrary to popular opinion, you likely do not have a credit card’s worth of plastic floating around in your body.
Leftmedia Ignores Trump’s Major Drug Price Cuts
These prescription drug reforms are life-changing for millions of Americans, yet they received virtually no sustained national coverage.
How Do Cellphones Affect Our Health?
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has long believed that cellphone radiation can cause tumors or certain types of cancer, and he wants more research.