Note: A similar version of this article was originally published by Law & Liberty. The affordability issue is taking center stage in national political discourse this year. Foremost in this debate…
When Medicaid was established in 1965, it was not a sweeping guarantee of health care for all; it was a narrow commitment aimed at serving society’s most vulnerable: the disabled,…
Introduction The importance of oral health is often overlooked in the broader health care discussion. Sustaining proper oral health at a young age and into one’s elderly years is an…
Paul Williams writes for the Federalist about a potentially dangerous consequence of the push toward “equity.” Scientific impartiality is supposed to prevent politics from influencing the country’s health care decisions. This…
Editors at the Washington Examiner warn of the danger associated with medical schools that inject politics into their instruction. Doctors are supposed to examine their patients as individuals, analyzing their…
Heather Mac Donald writes for City Journal about a dangerous development in the medical field. The post–George Floyd racial reckoning has hit the field of medicine like an earthquake. Medical…
Robert Moffit writes for the Washington Examiner about the woke movement’s pending impact on Medicare. Your Medicare doctor better get to Woke School. The federal government wants her to take…
Aaron Sibarium of the Washington Free Beacon highlights concerns about new medical accreditation standards. The two accrediting bodies for American medical schools say that meritocracy is “malignant” and that race…
That’s how Aaron Sibarium of the Washington Free Beacon describes the new president’s pandemic plan. Buried on page 95 of Joe Biden’s COVID plan is an odd reference. The plan…
Aaron Sibarium reports for the Washington Free Beacon on disturbing developments at one of the federal government’s leading health agencies. In 2015, Dayna Bowen Matthew, the dean of George Washington…
Michael Cannon explains for Washington Examiner readers why they should dismiss a popular argument involving the Affordable Care Act and pre-existing health conditions. If Republicans want to have a prayer…
The benefits of Medicaid transformation have focused on the issue from the cost/government perspective. What are the tangible net benefits to actual current Medicaid recipients? JLF’s Health Care policy analyst,…