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Wesley Smith writes for National Review Online about a medical journal’s recent partisan rant. Fetal personhood is a controversial issue that deserves respectful debate. But the New England Journal of…
Wesley Smith writes for National Review Online about medical journal writers trading science for politics. The latest New England Journal of Medicine contains two advocacy articles that essentially argue that…
Wesley Smith writes for National Review Online about an unusual topic for a medical journal. Our most venerable medical journal have gone political, continually espousing the redefinition of our most…
Jack Butler writes for National Review Online about the impact of woke policies on medicine. Thanks to greater government involvement in medicine, the ties between academia and the practice of…
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…
Since June the dominant feature of Cooper's orders to "fight" COVID-19 continues to be the mask order. He has made only cosmetic changes to his orders for shutdowns and partial-to-mostly…
After promising to select one of three school reopening plans on July 1, Gov. Cooper announced that he would get around to making a decision sometime in the next few…
Kevin Jon Williams explains in a Federalist column that three Democratic U.S. senators should shift their focus if they really worry about anti-Asian bias. Sens. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., Tammy Duckworth,…
Abstract North Carolina is one of 18 states that do not have a telemedicine parity law, which forces insurance companies to pay health care providers for services treated via telemedicine…
It’s that time of year again. Time to renew your health plan, that is. The Affordable Care Act’s 2017 health insurance enrollment period is beyond its midpoint, and consumers in…
With Thanksgiving in hindsight, it’s that time of year again. Time to renew your health plan, that is. The Affordable Care Act’s 2017 health insurance enrollment period has reached its…
“Physician happiness is inversely proportional to the amount of bureaucratic drag on their lives,” says Dr. Doug Farrago. Farrago, a “recovering” hospital-employed physician, was one of many speakers to address…