Policy & Ethics

On July 27th the CDC issued updated guidelines for the re-masking of America for people who have been vaccinated.
What happens when regulatory ambiguity displaces sound scientific guidance, deterring the legislative intent of Congress?
It was gratifying to see the New York Times take on Joe "Crazy Joe" Mercola, arguably the premier online peddler of bogus products and misinformation.
Yesterday a settlement was announced between several states and the pharmaceutical distributors McKesson, Cardin
If you wanted to convince someone to skip their COVID vaccine, how would you do it? You would first insult them, emphasizing how stupid their political opinions are.
Where settled science competes with gaps in knowledge
Recently the U.S. Food and Drug Administration granted accelerated approval to aducanumab (Aduhelm), the first Alzheimer’s Disease treatment since 2003.
The study is based on the National Survey on Research Integrity done in the Netherlands involving 6,800 respondents.
Last week the Drug Enforcement Administration announced a new rule that permit