Election Will be a Referendum on Widely Different Health Care Visions
In the November 2020 election, voters will decide between candidates with widely different visions of American health care, especially in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID Death Stats...Inaccurate or Just Misleading?
New information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) says 94% of reported coronavirus-related deaths had underlying medical conditions–-meaning that for the other 6%, COVID-19 was the only cause mentioned.
Texas Could Mandate A COVID-19 Vaccine But It's More Likely Your Employer Will
Those “no mask–no entry” signs could be extended to “no vaccine–no entry”.
Calif. Should Have Been Most-Prepared...Alas, it Wasn't
California's blackouts are a preview of what would come under the Democrats' Green New Deal.
School Dilemma is Hard on Families, Children Alike
Parents and a national teachers union seem to be at odds as to whether students should be starting back to school.
Advisory: The Return of Trump 'Mojo'
Biden Links End of Obamacare with COVID-19
Joe Biden is warning that people could lose their health insurance in a U.S. Supreme Court case but an analyst points out the Obama-Biden administration wrecked coverage for millions.
Study: Biosimilars Can Help Address Economic Shortfalls
Patients and payors can benefit from more affordable treatment in the wake of the pandemic.
Less Than Two-Thirds of Americans Are 'Very' or 'Somewhat' Interested in COVID-19 Vaccinations
If a shot becomes available, there's a good chance more people will choose to vaccinate without a government mandate.


