Health Care
Drug Companies, Prescribers Endanger Patients by Routinely Flouting FDA Rules, Senate Probe Finds
A doctor posing as a 13-year-old girl with multiple medical complications was able to easily obtain an abortion-pill prescription, according to a Senate investigation.
Examining RFK Jr.’s Role in the Measles Outbreak
Since becoming HHS secretary, RFK Jr. has presided over the highest number of measles cases in the last 35 years.
Lifelong Patients and Six-Figure Procedures: How Gender Transitions for Minors Became a Lucrative Business
The lifetime cost of care can total $170,000 if the patient undergoes multiple surgical procedures.
No, Fauci’s Texts Are Not Proof of a Conspiracy to Hide Vaccine Risks to Pregnant Women
In private and public, Fauci pointed out that there was no data showing that the vaccine posed a risk to pregnant women.
Scientists Behind Paper Dismissing Covid Lab Leak Privately Lost Confidence in Findings — but Maintained Public Stance
Just three months after a group of scientists published a paper claiming that the Covid lab-leak theory was not “plausible,” several of the researchers began having doubts, according to newly released documents.
Trump Admin’s Fraud Crackdown Helped Drive Down Obamacare Enrollment
Anti-fraud efforts successfully lowered dubious Obamacare enrollments over the last year.
For Suffering Families, New Right-to-Try Legislation Offers a Glimmer of Hope
Kendra Riley was forced to travel to Milan to get her daughter life-saving treatment. A new bill would make the therapy available in the U.S.
Push to Get Taxpayer-Funded Health Care on the Ballot in Maine Gains Steam
If the initiative passes, it would make Maine the first state in America to establish a universal health-care system.
Activists Claim Restrictions on ‘Gender-Affirming Care’ for Minors Cause Suicide. The Study They Rely on Has a Huge Flaw
Activist groups that promote “gender-affirming” care for minors routinely claim that restrictions on the procedures result in increased suicide among trans-identifying minors — but the study they have long relied on to support that claim has glaring flaws, according to a new analysis.