Several Trump health care reforms could find themselves in the crosshairs if the Biden administration puts focus on government-directed expansion of coverage rather than providing choice to patients.
President Joe Biden has sent strong signals that his administration will chart a new direction in U.S. health care policy and are "surprisingly, illiberal."
Private maternity and pre-natal care meet much higher standards than government-run childbirth care, according to a study published recently by a center-leaning policy organization.
One of the bitter ironies of the nation’s experience with COVID-19 is that emergency measures taken to stem the spread of the pandemic led to more meaningful health care reforms than were delivered by the Affordable Care Act (ACA), aka Obamacare.
"Dr. Genevieve Briand has done a truthful analysis of data directly from the CDC website. I believe in scientific integrity and the objective truth, and so does she.”
People will soon be able to get a COVID-19 test they can administer at home and get rapid results, but they’ll need a doctor’s prescription to do so and their physician will have to submit patient information to third parties.
Although the board has thus far avoided mentioning lockdowns, at least two of its high-profile members have been outspoken in their support for nationwide mandates
Several Trump health care reforms could find themselves in the crosshairs if the Biden administration puts focus on government-directed expansion of coverage rather than providing choice to patients.
President Joe Biden has sent strong signals that his administration will chart a new direction in U.S. health care policy and are "surprisingly, illiberal."
Private maternity and pre-natal care meet much higher standards than government-run childbirth care, according to a study published recently by a center-leaning policy organization.
One of the bitter ironies of the nation’s experience with COVID-19 is that emergency measures taken to stem the spread of the pandemic led to more meaningful health care reforms than were delivered by the Affordable Care Act (ACA), aka Obamacare.
"Dr. Genevieve Briand has done a truthful analysis of data directly from the CDC website. I believe in scientific integrity and the objective truth, and so does she.”
People will soon be able to get a COVID-19 test they can administer at home and get rapid results, but they’ll need a doctor’s prescription to do so and their physician will have to submit patient information to third parties.
Although the board has thus far avoided mentioning lockdowns, at least two of its high-profile members have been outspoken in their support for nationwide mandates
