Policy & Ethics

Imagine that you want to decrease vaccine use, but you can’t outright say so. What can you do?  How about increasing lawsuits against manufacturers, which might, if history is any guide, create a vaccine shortage?

Unless you have been sheltered in your bunker, you could not have missed one of the significant discussions around the Big Beautiful Bill (BBB), the impact of a “work requirement” for Medicaid participants.

The recent Supreme Court Skrmetti decision, validating legislation banning puberty blockers and hormonal treatment for trans-childr

Purdue Pharma recently reached a $7.4 billion settlement with all 50 states and the Di

 In January 2025, I wrote about how the battle to define “unreasonable risk” under the Chemical Saf

Join Cameron English and Dr. Chuck Dinerstein on Episode 118 of the Science Dispatch podcast as they discuss:

Beyond formatting concerns, the MAHA report blames synthetic chemicals for our obesity, eczema, and chronic di

This week, Drs.

The false narrative refuses to die.

"Every five years, as many as half of MA enrollees switch from one MA plan to a different MA plan, and one in ten exit MA for traditional fee-for-service Medicare."