FDA Willing To Protect Unborn Babies Against Birth Defects But Not Murder
The government signals the value of unborn life by blaring birth defect warnings on Accutane, but for unwanted pregnancies, it passes out abortifacients in vending machines.
Yes, The FDA Is In Trouble, But The New York Times’ Prescription Would Make It Worse
The FDA’s failures are a result of too much regulatory dithering and bureaucracy. Yet the Times’ prescriptions for change would just increase the dose.
Why The Next FDA Head Needs To Be Friendlier To Vaping
Scott Gottlieb is leaving the Food and Drug Administration. His successor needs the courage and determination to help millions of Americans stop smoking through less-harmful alternatives.
4 Ways Republicans Can Gain From The Unpopularity Of ‘Medicare For All’
Letting medical research continue to advance is a great argument against single-payer health care. So Republicans should make it.
I’m On Welfare, And That’s How I Know It Needs To Be Abolished
The welfare state as currently constituted systematically discriminates against the poorest, sickest, and most vulnerable.
The FDA Thinks You’re Too Stupid To Know That Almonds Don’t Really Make Milk
The American people can tell the difference between coconut and dairy milk without the help of Food and Drug Administration regulators, thanks.
White House’s Reorganization Plan Would Make For A Leaner, Better FDA
The administration proposes changing the FDA’s name to the ‘Federal Drug Administration,’ making clear that its focus will solely be on drugs, devices, biologics, and tobacco.
How The FDA Plan To Take Nicotine Out Of Cigarettes Will Fuel Terrorism
The United Sates has never been a rich market for terrorists’ international tobacco trafficking. A new FDA policy will make it one.
Kids Should Be Told The Truth About E-Cigarettes. They’re Not As Dangerous As Smoking
The FDA’s crusade against e-cigarettes is misguided and misleading. Kids need to know the truth about these products, so they can make better decisions.
Abolish The FDA. It Does Patients More Harm Than Good
The rising costs of many, if not all, medications are largely the result of the lack of competition in the pharmaceutical industry. That’s the FDA’s fault.
These 4 Free Market Reforms Will Solve The Healthcare Crisis Without The Negatives Of Obamacare
We could have increased access, improved quality, and decreased costs with better medical licensing, prescription drug regulation, Food and Drug Administration approval, and patent law.
Despite Floating Prescription Drug Price-Fixing, Feds Are Pursuing Better Ideas
A recent flurry of activity hints the Trump administration may be moving from a foolhardy populist platform to economically sound market-based reforms.
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.
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.
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.
EpiPen Price Spike Foreshadows Election Battle Over Drug Costs
Watch out for five misguided attacks to persuade the public that government intervention in the pharmaceutical industry is necessary. Actually, it will make things worse.
The Obama Administration’s ‘War On Salt’ Is Bad Policy Based On Bad Science
This week, Obama’s FDA set new ‘guidelines’ to ‘nudge’ companies into treating a perfectly harmless ingredient as if it were a dangerous chemical.
How The New E-Cig Rules Hurt Americans
The FDA’s new regulations will destroy 99 percent of an industry that offers an option the Royal College of Physicians finds is 95 percent safer than cigarettes.
Let’s Move Medicine From The 1960s
The Food and Drug Administration’s drug approval procedures are hopelessly outdated. Medicine is already into the molecular level. Regulations should be there, too.
Abortion Industry: Don’t Tell Women They Can Reverse Chemical Abortions
Women deserve to have accurate information so they can make good healthcare decisions, but the abortion industry prefers to keep women in the dark.
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