Tag results for: health care
Can President Biden’s executive order help American women get better birth control?
It can still be incredibly difficult for U.S. women to get access to the right birth control—but last week, President Biden issued an executive order that could finally...
Military spouses are the first casualties of licensing red tape as they stop practicing the professions that society desperately needs
Flag Day is not only the day the Stars and Stripes became our flag, it is also the birthday of an institution that defends the freedoms the flag represents–the Army. But what if the government required...
Why the underestimated economic burden of rare diseases could be costing the U.S. trillions of dollars
Rare diseases have gained more attention in recent years, perhaps in part due to the high price tags often associated with approved therapies. But the cost of rare...
Opinion | The Medicare Status Quo Can’t Last
Common-sense market-based reforms can keep the program solvent and improve care for seniors.
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Opinion | Oregon’s Socialized Healthcare by Lawsuit
Voters pass a legally enforceable version of Medicare for All. They will soon pay for it.
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Uterine cancer is close to being recognized as a 9/11-related illness
For 61-year-old Karen Biss, Sept. 11, 2001, feels like yesterday. At the time, Biss worked as a leader at a software company a couple of blocks from the Twin...
