American physician and conservative health policy analyst
Scott Gottlieb focuses on a little-discussed American advantage over global competitors. At a time when the federal government is reducing funding for biomedical research at the National Institutes of Health—thereby…
Scott Gottlieb focuses on the importance of reforming a key federal health agency. Should some of the CDC’s current responsibilities be transferred to other public health agencies with more direct…
Scott Gottlieb writes about an unaddressed aspect of the COVID-19 pandemic. In 2004, an outbreak of severe acute respiratory syndrome flared up at the National Institute of Virology in Beijing.…
Kyle Smith writes for National Review Online about a major shift in mask requirements in deep-blue America. New York Governor Kathy Hochul says she is dropping the statewide school-masking mandate…
Scott Gottlieb explains why a 2020 approach to COVID no longer makes sense in 2022. As the pandemic has evolved and most Americans have sought vaccines for protection, and as…
Ian Prior writes for Newsweek about waning support for forced masking of school kids. In the beginning of the pandemic, we asked so much of our children. We asked them…
Sen. Thom Tillis isn’t mincing words about the CDC’s new guidance, which recommends that vaccinated Americans wear a mask indoors. Here’s Tillis’ statement from Tuesday (emphasis is mine): WASHINGTON, D.C. –…
Cassidy Morrison of the Washington Examiner reports that most states are moving toward an end of government lockdowns in time for the unofficial start of summer. Every state will have…
Rich Lowry of National Review Online takes aim at government leaders who push for continued COVID-19 lockdowns. The lockdowns of much of the country were undertaken “to flatten the curve”…
Families, employers, universities, health care providers, insurance companies, health care companies across North Carolina and the rest of the country, and governments at all levels are responding to coronavirus disease…
Under Obama, the FDA's "subregulatory" guidance enriched lawyers by enabling their abusive lawsuits, but FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb can stop it just by returning the FDA to proper rulemaking procedures.
Elizabeth Harrington of the Washington Free Beacon details new developments in the debate over federal calorie-counting rules. FDA commissioner Scott Gottlieb said the guidance is “practical, efficient and sustainable,” in…