Congress shouldn’t bypass a groundbreaking opportunity to support medical research.
Health Care
How Obamacare Is Winning “Young Invincibles”
More than 5.7 million young Americans have become insured since 2010.
The Long Term Care Time Bomb
America’s biggest demographic challenges might be posed not by the very young, but by the very old.
Death with Indignity
How Medicare and other federal subsidies rope the elderly into painful, futile, and costly end-of-life care.
Lost in Obamacare
Buried in Steven Brill’s convoluted tome are important truths about how to reform our health care delivery system.
Happy Birthday, Methadone!
Maintenance therapy proved its value half a century ago. We need it today to combat a rise in opioid use. But many courts and prisons cling to a Reagan-era “Just say no” mind-set.
The American Way of Dying
How our refusal to face up to the realities of aging and mortality causes needless suffering.
After Obamacare
A frenzy of hospital mergers could leave the typical American family spending 50 percent of its income on health care within ten years—and blaming the Democrats. The solution requires banning price discrimination by monopolistic hospitals.
Special Deal
The shadowy cartel of doctors that controls Medicare.
A Day in the Life of a Primary Care Doctor
A harried pediatrician tells her story.
