ACSH In The Media

In my conversation with Bill Wirtz, I explored the consequences of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s efforts to “rein in” the influence of the pharmaceutical industry by downsizing key health agencies, such as the FDA, NIH, and CDC.

When I spoke with Lars recently, I emphasized the critical balance between using tools like AI and actually learning how to think, reason, and create.

Instead of coming from the CDC’s Advisory Committee, the announcement was slipped into an article in the New England Journal of Medicine authored by two individuals with little vaccine expertise.

I joined John Batchelor to discuss the nomination of Dr. Casey Means’ for U.S. Surgeon General, and we dove straight into what troubles me most: She’s less a physician than a high priestess of the Wellness-Industrial Complex. Also she has an M.D.

Mark opened our discussion with the vivid image of mosquitoes meeting their match after biting medicated humans.

During my recent chat on Mark Hahn’s Drive Time Live radio program, we dove into the thorny world of organic farming.

When I joined John Batchelor on CBS Eye on the World, the focus was on honeybees—a $15 billion force in U.S. agriculture, pollinating essential crops.

My conversation with Mark left me both excited and uneasy.

During my discussion with Lars this week, we discussed the severity of this year’s flu season.

I explained to Lars that this all started in 1986 when the White House published a white paper, The Coordinated Framework for Regulation of Biotechnology, which got the science right—regulation should be risk-based, not dictated by the me