Trump Was Right, Cuomo Was Wrong About Ventilator Needs
The media treated Cuomo’s claims of needing 30,000 ventilators as legitimate, and the Trump administration’s competing claims as dubious.
Coastal Elitists Offer Coronavirus Warning To Rural America, Proving They Know Nothing About Rural America
These Washington Post opinion writers profoundly misunderstand both rural America and the at-risk demographic they’re writing about. Their COVID-19 solution? Expand telemedicine and rural broadband.
Colorado’s Experiment Proves Single-Payer Doesn’t Offer Any Public ‘Options’
At present, Sen. Bernie Sanders’ single-payer legislation represents the far end of the continuum, but liberals will use proposals like Colorado’s ‘public option’ to get there.
Doctors Express Hope, Questions About Using Malaria Drugs To Combat Coronavirus
In the near-term, readily available drugs azithromycin and plaquenil appear to present a limited solution to severe coronavirus cases under careful medical supervision.
Democrat Governor’s Coronavirus Aide Spreads False Rumors About Rationing
The incident suggests the Michigan governor’s office is either over its head in handling the pandemic, purposefully playing politics during the crisis, or both.
It’s Not The Federal Government’s Fault New York Doesn’t Have More Ventilators, It’s Andrew Cuomo’s
Rather than produce good results for patients, overbearing regulations such as certificate-of-need laws have inflated health-care costs and created a lack of competition, leading to poor care and shortages.
As Coronavirus Hits Hospitals, The Ugly Specter Of Euthanasia Raises Its Head
MSN News recently reported that U.S. hospitals are discussing ‘do not resuscitate’ orders for coronavirus patients, ‘regardless of the wishes of the patient or their family members.’
Trump Needs To Demand That Major Corporations Start Making Ventilators, Stat
America has the best health care system in the world, but as we brace for COVID-19’s ongoing effects, we’re faced with the reality that we almost certainly will need even more bold and decisive national action.
The Scientist Whose Doomsday Pandemic Model Predicted Armageddon Just Walked Back The Apocalyptic Predictions
After both the U.S. and U.K. governments effectively shut down their citizens and economies, British scientist Neil Ferguson is walking back his doomsday forecasts.
No, We Wouldn’t Be Better Off Fighting Coronavirus If We Had Medicare For All
This pandemic has the potential to strain our health-care system like nothing else in modern times. But we will get through it best without a top-down Medicare for All system.
Democrats Justify Unlimited Coronavirus Spending While Rationing Care Under Medicaid
Gov. Andrew Cuomo is flat wrong. Entities in both the United States and elsewhere—including within his own government—regularly put a dollar figure on human life.
There Is No Way Of Getting Out Of The Coronavirus Crisis Without Pain
Keeping the economy humming along like normal was never an option. Even without government intervention, much of our society would eventually shut down on its own.
Facing Shortage, Neurosurgeon Sews Masks From Vacuum Cleaner Bags
After she and her colleagues battle COVID-19 during the day, Rachel comes home and sews surgical masks at night. Dwindling supplies are prompting these desperate measures.
It Shouldn’t Take A Crisis Like Wuhan Virus To Deregulate Health Care
Medicare and Medicaid deregulation represents real progress against the virus, but also raises the broader question of why it required an imminent threat to public health to effect common-sense changes.
Predictions: What Will America Look Like After The Wuhan Coronavirus?
What will be the long-term impact of the Wuhan virus on the economy, higher education, homeschooling, jobs, Congress, and American politics as we know it?
How My Pregnancy Exposed The Silent Genocide Of Babies With Down Syndrome
It has never been a better time to be a person with Down syndrome, unless he is still in the womb.
The Latest On COVID-19 Suggests Most Of Us Will Be Fine
Mounting evidence suggests that if you don’t smoke or aren’t 70 or older or have underlying health conditions, you’ll be fine—although you can spread it to other, more vulnerable people.
HHS Waives Potential Privacy Penalties Over Telehealth During Wuhan Virus Pandemic
HHS announced Tuesday that it would be waiving penalties for potential violations under HIPAA to better enable providers to offer telehealth services.
Here’s What Congress Must Do To Kill The Coronavirus
The crisis shows that fatalism and inaction are deadly, while aggressiveness and innovation save lives. Congress must strike a balance with a long-term vision that builds on the strengths that make America great.
Why It’s Reasonable To Act Like Coronavirus Will Be Worse Than The Flu In The U.S.
This isn’t time for panic or excess worry, but calm awareness and preparedness. Stay tuned and, if necessary, be willing to make some changes to help slow the outbreak.
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