The biosecurity crossroads: Decline or dominance By Matthew McKnight Key Points The testimony argues that future global leadership will hinge on control of biology and bio-manufacturing, warning that failure to invest could leave the U.S... Read more Artificial intelligence and the future of biodefense readiness By Jassi Pannu Key Points While AI is advancing rapidly in commercial biology and medicine, biosecurity and biodefense applications remain under-incentivized by the private sector, requiri... Read more Better long-term care for billions less By Stephen Moses Key Points The article argues that Medicaid’s current structure encourages middle-class and affluent individuals to preserve assets for heirs rather than plan responsibly ... Read more The future of small businesses depends on affordable healthcare By Marcie Strouse Key Points Small businesses face a severe affordability crisis in providing employer-sponsored health insurance, with premiums rising more than 120 percent since 2000 an... Read more With America’s healthcare system failing, it’s time for fresh thinking By Ryan Gonzalez Key Points Rep. Ryan Gonzalez argues that the U.S. healthcare system is unsustainable, especially for vulnerable communities, and calls for free-market reforms such as eli... Read more Easing Ohio’s care provider shortage By Rea Hederman Key Points Ohio faces growing provider shortages, especially in anesthesia care, and HB 52 proposes expanding CRNA authority by replacing strict supervision with collaborat... Read more AI advancements in healthcare are here By TJ Parker Key Points General Medicine uses AI to simplify healthcare access, offering a one-stop platform where patients can book telehealth, prescriptions, labs, imaging, and specialis... Read more Spurring innovation in the biotech industry will save lives By John Crowley Key Points Crowley emphasized that maintaining U.S. leadership in biotechnology is vital to both public health and national security, especially amid China’s rapid rise in ... Read more Stop spending Medicaid money on ineffective programs By Linda Gorman Key Points State Medicaid programs are urged to end funding for doula services, as existing research, including a randomized controlled trial in Illinois, shows no meaningf... Read more Michigan House bill will increase drug price transparency Key Points What began as a program to help hospitals provide affordable care to low-income patients has expanded from $6 billion in 2010 to $66 billion today, with many hospitals now using it to ... Read more 1 2 3 4 MOST VIEWED 1 Wisconsin joins 48 other states to improve postpartum health care coverage 2 The case for market-driven drug affordability 3 A move is underway to expand doctor supply by cutting licensing barriers 4 U.S. completes exit from global health organization DONATE
Artificial intelligence and the future of biodefense readiness By Jassi Pannu Key Points While AI is advancing rapidly in commercial biology and medicine, biosecurity and biodefense applications remain under-incentivized by the private sector, requiri... Read more Better long-term care for billions less By Stephen Moses Key Points The article argues that Medicaid’s current structure encourages middle-class and affluent individuals to preserve assets for heirs rather than plan responsibly ... Read more The future of small businesses depends on affordable healthcare By Marcie Strouse Key Points Small businesses face a severe affordability crisis in providing employer-sponsored health insurance, with premiums rising more than 120 percent since 2000 an... Read more With America’s healthcare system failing, it’s time for fresh thinking By Ryan Gonzalez Key Points Rep. Ryan Gonzalez argues that the U.S. healthcare system is unsustainable, especially for vulnerable communities, and calls for free-market reforms such as eli... Read more Easing Ohio’s care provider shortage By Rea Hederman Key Points Ohio faces growing provider shortages, especially in anesthesia care, and HB 52 proposes expanding CRNA authority by replacing strict supervision with collaborat... Read more AI advancements in healthcare are here By TJ Parker Key Points General Medicine uses AI to simplify healthcare access, offering a one-stop platform where patients can book telehealth, prescriptions, labs, imaging, and specialis... Read more Spurring innovation in the biotech industry will save lives By John Crowley Key Points Crowley emphasized that maintaining U.S. leadership in biotechnology is vital to both public health and national security, especially amid China’s rapid rise in ... Read more Stop spending Medicaid money on ineffective programs By Linda Gorman Key Points State Medicaid programs are urged to end funding for doula services, as existing research, including a randomized controlled trial in Illinois, shows no meaningf... Read more Michigan House bill will increase drug price transparency Key Points What began as a program to help hospitals provide affordable care to low-income patients has expanded from $6 billion in 2010 to $66 billion today, with many hospitals now using it to ... Read more 1 2 3 4
Better long-term care for billions less By Stephen Moses Key Points The article argues that Medicaid’s current structure encourages middle-class and affluent individuals to preserve assets for heirs rather than plan responsibly ... Read more The future of small businesses depends on affordable healthcare By Marcie Strouse Key Points Small businesses face a severe affordability crisis in providing employer-sponsored health insurance, with premiums rising more than 120 percent since 2000 an... Read more With America’s healthcare system failing, it’s time for fresh thinking By Ryan Gonzalez Key Points Rep. Ryan Gonzalez argues that the U.S. healthcare system is unsustainable, especially for vulnerable communities, and calls for free-market reforms such as eli... Read more Easing Ohio’s care provider shortage By Rea Hederman Key Points Ohio faces growing provider shortages, especially in anesthesia care, and HB 52 proposes expanding CRNA authority by replacing strict supervision with collaborat... Read more AI advancements in healthcare are here By TJ Parker Key Points General Medicine uses AI to simplify healthcare access, offering a one-stop platform where patients can book telehealth, prescriptions, labs, imaging, and specialis... Read more Spurring innovation in the biotech industry will save lives By John Crowley Key Points Crowley emphasized that maintaining U.S. leadership in biotechnology is vital to both public health and national security, especially amid China’s rapid rise in ... Read more Stop spending Medicaid money on ineffective programs By Linda Gorman Key Points State Medicaid programs are urged to end funding for doula services, as existing research, including a randomized controlled trial in Illinois, shows no meaningf... Read more Michigan House bill will increase drug price transparency Key Points What began as a program to help hospitals provide affordable care to low-income patients has expanded from $6 billion in 2010 to $66 billion today, with many hospitals now using it to ... Read more 1 2 3 4
The future of small businesses depends on affordable healthcare By Marcie Strouse Key Points Small businesses face a severe affordability crisis in providing employer-sponsored health insurance, with premiums rising more than 120 percent since 2000 an... Read more With America’s healthcare system failing, it’s time for fresh thinking By Ryan Gonzalez Key Points Rep. Ryan Gonzalez argues that the U.S. healthcare system is unsustainable, especially for vulnerable communities, and calls for free-market reforms such as eli... Read more Easing Ohio’s care provider shortage By Rea Hederman Key Points Ohio faces growing provider shortages, especially in anesthesia care, and HB 52 proposes expanding CRNA authority by replacing strict supervision with collaborat... Read more AI advancements in healthcare are here By TJ Parker Key Points General Medicine uses AI to simplify healthcare access, offering a one-stop platform where patients can book telehealth, prescriptions, labs, imaging, and specialis... Read more Spurring innovation in the biotech industry will save lives By John Crowley Key Points Crowley emphasized that maintaining U.S. leadership in biotechnology is vital to both public health and national security, especially amid China’s rapid rise in ... Read more Stop spending Medicaid money on ineffective programs By Linda Gorman Key Points State Medicaid programs are urged to end funding for doula services, as existing research, including a randomized controlled trial in Illinois, shows no meaningf... Read more Michigan House bill will increase drug price transparency Key Points What began as a program to help hospitals provide affordable care to low-income patients has expanded from $6 billion in 2010 to $66 billion today, with many hospitals now using it to ... Read more 1 2 3 4
With America’s healthcare system failing, it’s time for fresh thinking By Ryan Gonzalez Key Points Rep. Ryan Gonzalez argues that the U.S. healthcare system is unsustainable, especially for vulnerable communities, and calls for free-market reforms such as eli... Read more Easing Ohio’s care provider shortage By Rea Hederman Key Points Ohio faces growing provider shortages, especially in anesthesia care, and HB 52 proposes expanding CRNA authority by replacing strict supervision with collaborat... Read more AI advancements in healthcare are here By TJ Parker Key Points General Medicine uses AI to simplify healthcare access, offering a one-stop platform where patients can book telehealth, prescriptions, labs, imaging, and specialis... Read more Spurring innovation in the biotech industry will save lives By John Crowley Key Points Crowley emphasized that maintaining U.S. leadership in biotechnology is vital to both public health and national security, especially amid China’s rapid rise in ... Read more Stop spending Medicaid money on ineffective programs By Linda Gorman Key Points State Medicaid programs are urged to end funding for doula services, as existing research, including a randomized controlled trial in Illinois, shows no meaningf... Read more Michigan House bill will increase drug price transparency Key Points What began as a program to help hospitals provide affordable care to low-income patients has expanded from $6 billion in 2010 to $66 billion today, with many hospitals now using it to ... Read more 1 2 3 4
Easing Ohio’s care provider shortage By Rea Hederman Key Points Ohio faces growing provider shortages, especially in anesthesia care, and HB 52 proposes expanding CRNA authority by replacing strict supervision with collaborat... Read more AI advancements in healthcare are here By TJ Parker Key Points General Medicine uses AI to simplify healthcare access, offering a one-stop platform where patients can book telehealth, prescriptions, labs, imaging, and specialis... Read more Spurring innovation in the biotech industry will save lives By John Crowley Key Points Crowley emphasized that maintaining U.S. leadership in biotechnology is vital to both public health and national security, especially amid China’s rapid rise in ... Read more Stop spending Medicaid money on ineffective programs By Linda Gorman Key Points State Medicaid programs are urged to end funding for doula services, as existing research, including a randomized controlled trial in Illinois, shows no meaningf... Read more Michigan House bill will increase drug price transparency Key Points What began as a program to help hospitals provide affordable care to low-income patients has expanded from $6 billion in 2010 to $66 billion today, with many hospitals now using it to ... Read more 1 2 3 4
AI advancements in healthcare are here By TJ Parker Key Points General Medicine uses AI to simplify healthcare access, offering a one-stop platform where patients can book telehealth, prescriptions, labs, imaging, and specialis... Read more Spurring innovation in the biotech industry will save lives By John Crowley Key Points Crowley emphasized that maintaining U.S. leadership in biotechnology is vital to both public health and national security, especially amid China’s rapid rise in ... Read more Stop spending Medicaid money on ineffective programs By Linda Gorman Key Points State Medicaid programs are urged to end funding for doula services, as existing research, including a randomized controlled trial in Illinois, shows no meaningf... Read more Michigan House bill will increase drug price transparency Key Points What began as a program to help hospitals provide affordable care to low-income patients has expanded from $6 billion in 2010 to $66 billion today, with many hospitals now using it to ... Read more 1 2 3 4
Spurring innovation in the biotech industry will save lives By John Crowley Key Points Crowley emphasized that maintaining U.S. leadership in biotechnology is vital to both public health and national security, especially amid China’s rapid rise in ... Read more Stop spending Medicaid money on ineffective programs By Linda Gorman Key Points State Medicaid programs are urged to end funding for doula services, as existing research, including a randomized controlled trial in Illinois, shows no meaningf... Read more Michigan House bill will increase drug price transparency Key Points What began as a program to help hospitals provide affordable care to low-income patients has expanded from $6 billion in 2010 to $66 billion today, with many hospitals now using it to ... Read more 1 2 3 4
Stop spending Medicaid money on ineffective programs By Linda Gorman Key Points State Medicaid programs are urged to end funding for doula services, as existing research, including a randomized controlled trial in Illinois, shows no meaningf... Read more Michigan House bill will increase drug price transparency Key Points What began as a program to help hospitals provide affordable care to low-income patients has expanded from $6 billion in 2010 to $66 billion today, with many hospitals now using it to ... Read more
Michigan House bill will increase drug price transparency Key Points What began as a program to help hospitals provide affordable care to low-income patients has expanded from $6 billion in 2010 to $66 billion today, with many hospitals now using it to ... Read more
