How Medical Marijuana Can Help Alleviate Our Pain-Driven Opioid Crisis
To date, research shows marijuana-based chemical compounds can be everything from anti-inflammatory to neuroprotective, with fewer side effects than pain drugs.
America’s Opioid Crisis: Abuse, Trafficking, And Paths To Recovery
Addiction psychiatrist Sally Satel explains the unintended consequences of painkillers and how we arrived at this drug crisis on Federalist Radio.
Buying Druggies Needles Will Not Reduce Their Opioid Habit
After Vancouver implemented North America’s biggest needle-sharing program, its HIV and hepatitis rates exploded. So why are states following suit?
Reevaluating Work, Talent, And The Low-Skill Labor Force In A Modern Economy
Urbanophile Aaron Renn discusses American cities, the opioid crisis, and the changing labor force on this episode of The Federalist Radio Hour.
Podcast: Weight Loss, Fitness, Drug Use, And More With Mike Riggs
Reporter and nutrition writer, Mike Riggs, joins the Federalist Radio Hour to share his transformation story.
Sessions Has Neither The Authority Nor The Evidence To Pursue A New Drug War
In seeking to regulate human behavior at such a personal level as dictating what we may ingest, there is almost no alternative to Big Government.
Sentencing Reform Would Give Many Americans Second Chances They Desperately Need
America needs criminal justice reform, particularly to reduce the obstacles facing those reentering society. People who have served their time deserve a second chance in life.
5 FDA Regulatory Decisions Scott Gottlieb Should Revisit As The New FDA Commissioner
With his experience and highly competent past FDA leadership, Trump nominee Scott Gottlieb will oversee all the FDA divisions with better scrutiny than the prior commissioner did.
Negotiating Better Medicare Drug Prices Only Happens By Limiting Seniors’ Options
If the president was truly concerned with solving the program, he would ditch the talking points and instead focus on what is needed to bring costs down.
These 4 Big Smears Against FDA Pick Scott Gottlieb Are All Wrong
On Wednesday, a Senate committee will hold a hearing on President Trump’s appointment of Dr. Scott Gottlieb as commissioner of the Food and Drug Administration.
How Legalizing Marijuana Will Hurt Americans Long-Term
While marijuana’s surface-level effects appear more benign than its detractors suggest, its unintended consequences run deeper than its advocates like to admit.
Why Would Regulators Ban An Herbal Treatment For Recovering Opioid Addicts?
May the plant’s close brush with regulatory disaster be a lesson to citizens: the government doesn’t always hold our best interests as a top priority.
Why The GOP Obamacare Repeal Won’t Stop Health-Care Hyperinflation
The GOP’s American Health Care Act, like Obamacare, does nothing to address the core drivers of health-care hyperinflation. Unless those issues are addressed, costs will continue to escalate.
Why Safe Injection Sites For Drug Addicts Should Be Legal
Local governments and enterprises should be free to try new methods of overcoming the opiate crisis, even if it means aiding drug abusers by monitoring vitals and providing clean equipment.
Attacking Marathon’s $89K Drug Means Sick People Will Suffer More
With a press hell-bent on inciting, Marathon was an easy target. Once the flames picked-up a head wind over the Capitol, it had little choice but to pull back and dig a fire line.
Marijuana Legalization Shows Democrats How To Win At Policy Again
Democrats should learn from the example of marijuana legalization that only through federalism can they achieve lasting political change.
My Path Out Of Addiction Shows There’s Hope Amid Our National Crisis
Addicts need a disciplined process to reveal flawed thinking, acknowledge its effects, and then to set about a new approach to thinking and living that leads to a renewed life.
A Former Cop Takes On ‘The War On Cops’
Is Heather Mac Donald’s book ‘The War on Cops’ a corrective to Black Lives Matter rhetoric or just more hyperbole in defense of overzealous law enforcement?
The White Working Class Needs Cultural Renewal, Not Empty Promises
The white working class is in crisis. But renewal won’t come from political elites or government programs, it will come from communities and families.
Addiction, Heroin, And Struggles Of The Middle Class With Eli Saslow
Washington Post reporter shares one woman’s story of addiction and recovery drugs on today’s Federalist Radio.
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