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• Attack of the Pharmascolds
  Thomas P. Stossel, M.D., David A. Shaywitz, 5-12-08
• Patently Obvious
  Philip Stevens, Paul Howard, Ph.D., 4-17-08
• Memo to McCain: Talk About Health Care
  David Gratzer, 4-8-08
• Conflicted doctors
  Peter Huber, 4-7-08
• America, Insure Thyself
  Regina E. Herzlinger, 3-29-08
• McCain is wrong on drugs
  David Gratzer, 3-21-08
• OTC Mevacor Goes Down for the Third Time
  David R. Henderson & Charles L Hooper, 3-1-08
• Clinical Guidelines: Straight Talk or Strait Jacket?
  Joseph Bernstein, MD, FACS, 2-22-08
• Free to Choose?
  Benjamin Zycher, Ph.D., 2-15-08
• The Science and Economics of Cholesterol Drugs
  Gilbert L. Ross, M.D., 1-18-08
• A Question for Hillary
  Tarren Bragdon, 1-5-08
• The Health Of Nations
  Paul Howard, Ph.D., 12-7-07
• Foreign Health Affairs
  Regina E. Herzlinger, 11-19-07
• The free lunch never dies
  Benjamin Zycher, Ph.D., 11-14-07
• Rudy Is Right In Data Duel About Cancer
  David Gratzer, 11-6-07
• To Save Cancer Patients in the UK, the NHS Needs a Dose of Competition
  Andrew Haldenby, 11-5-07
• False Accounting And Free Lunches Under A Single-Payer Health System
  Benjamin Zycher, Ph.D., 10-16-07
• On Vaccines, Immune to Reason
  Paul Howard, Ph.D., 10-12-07
• Evista for Chemoprevention of Breast Cancer: Better Late Than Never, FDA
  Gilbert L. Ross, M.D., 9-28-07
• HILLARYCARE'S 'GROUNDHOG DAY'
  Paul Howard, Ph.D., 9-18-07
• Bush right to curb insurance 'crowd out'
  Tarren Bragdon, 9-4-07
• An Information Prescription for Drug Regulation
  Joseph Bernstein, MD, FACS, Anita Bernstein, JD, 8-31-07
• CAMBRIDGE V CHICAGO:
  AN ANSWER TO DR. ARNOLD RELMAN’S NEW REPUBLIC REVIEW OF OVERDOSE
  Richard A. Epstein, 8-22-07
• Congress Is Full of SCHIP
  Paul Howard, Ph.D., 7-31-07
• Who Killed U.S. Medicine?
  Regina E. Herzlinger, 7-25-07
• No free ride on U.S. innovation.
  John Vernon, Joseph H. Golec, 7-20-07
• A deadly double standard in AIDS treatment
  Philip Stevens, 7-13-07
• Who's Really 'Sicko'
  David Gratzer, 6-28-07
• Michael Moore's sheer fantasy: Canada's "world-class" health-care system
  Cynthia Ramsay, 6-22-07
• Science Pioneer Cautions Europe on Declining Medical Innovation
  Jurgen Reinhoudt, 6-8-07
• Survey or show trial?
  Thomas P. Stossel, M.D., Thomas S. Huddle, M.D., Ph.D., 5-18-07
• Personalized Mental Healthcare: Promise and Convergence
  John A. Fossella, PhD MBA, 5-11-07
• Pharmaceutical Importation, Price Controls, Federal Price Negotiations, and the Interests of Consumers
  
• FDA Must Test Some Biologics' Generic Forms
  Paul Howard, Ph.D., 4-12-07
• Baptists and Bootleggers
  Philip Stevens, 3-23-07
• Does the Free Lunch Live?
  Benjamin Zycher, Ph.D., 3-16-07
• Where Has Bird Flu Flown?
  Marc Siegel, MD, 2-23-07
• California's governor need not look far to identify the cause of the health care affordability crisis: He works every day at its center.
  John R. Graham, Diana M. Ernst, 2-16-07
• A Health-Care Bargain
  David Gratzer, 1-31-07
• Don't expect "ethical" pharmaceuticals to save the world
  Philip Stevens, 1-25-07
• We oppose negotiations on Medicare Part D drug prices
  Benjamin Zycher, Ph.D., 1-12-07
• A Tale Of Two Drug Classes Shows Why U.S. Mustn't Go Europe's Way
  Paul Howard, Ph.D., 12-1-06
• RX for New York's Ailing Health Care
  David Gratzer, 11-22-06
• Why the 10/90 gap is still 100% fiction
  Philip Stevens, 11-9-06
• For Health Care Woes, a Capitalism Prescription
  David Gratzer, 10-27-06
• Getting Off the Latest Beltway Bandwagon:
  Benjamin Zycher, Ph.D., 10-20-06
• FDA Advisory Committees and Conflicts of Interest: Understanding the Coinage of the Realm
  John Calfee, 10-11-06
• Regulating financial conflicts of interest in medicine: A solution in search of a problem
  Thomas P. Stossel, M.D., 10-10-06
• The Hidden Costs of Conflicts of Interest Regulation
  Richard A. Epstein, 10-5-06
• Medicine and Conflicts of Interest: Creating A New Morality
  Michael Weber, M.D., 10-4-06
• How Depressed are U.S. Drug Consumers?
  John Vernon, Rexford Santerre, 9-29-06
• Free Money?
  Cynthia Ramsay, 9-22-06
• The Massachusetts Health Care Plan: What and Where Are the Incentives?
  John R. Graham, 9-8-06
• The Massachusetts Health Care Plan: What and Where Are the Incentives?
  John R. Graham, 9-8-06
• A bad plan for prescription drugs
  Benjamin Zycher, Ph.D., 8-28-06
• Public Health and Public Fears
  Paul Howard, Ph.D., 8-25-06
• UN fails AIDS test
  Philip Stevens, 8-18-06
• The Patient's Right to Know
  Peter Huber, 7-24-06
• Dreaming by the Bay
  Sally C. Pipes, 7-14-06
• The Bureaucratization of Safety and Effectiveness
  Benjamin Zycher, Ph.D., 7-7-06
• The FDA at 100
  Henry I. Miller, 7-6-06
• A Tale of Two Anniversaries
  David Gratzer, 7-5-06
• The Cost of a Caring Leviathan: The FDA at 100
  John R. Graham, 7-3-06
• How Safe and Effective is the FDA?
  Richard A. Epstein, 6-30-06
• Where Would You Rather Be Sick?
  David Gratzer, 6-15-06
• Outsourcing on trial
  Philip Stevens, 6-9-06
• They'd Sooner Fix Medicaid
  Regina E. Herzlinger, Tom Coburn, 5-18-06
• Going Out of State
  David Gratzer, 5-10-06
• Shadegg Bill Promotes Healthy Competition
  Sally C. Pipes, 5-5-06
• Good News on Evista Comes Too Late for Some
  Gilbert L. Ross, M.D., 4-28-06
• Patients Adrift in a Sea of Clinical Trials
  Sally Satel, MD, 4-19-06
• Direct to Consumer Communications: Better Health and Better Information
  Peter J. Pitts, 4-14-06
• Health insurance price caps a bad idea for business
  Tarren Bragdon, 3-31-06
• Counterfeit drugs: getting to the root of the problem
  Philip Stevens, 3-24-06
• Where Good and Bad Drugs Mix
  Katherine Eban, 3-16-06
• California’s Uninsured: Not as bad a problem as you might think.
  John R. Graham, 3-9-06
• Health Care Won’t Heal Itself
  J. Edward Hill, MD, 3-3-06
• Reality-driven Health-care Reform
  Cynthia Ramsay, 2-17-06
• Policy Forum: The State of the Union Health Care Proposals
  Paul Howard, Ph.D., 2-10-06
• Policy Forum: The State of the Union Health Care Proposals
  James R. Copland, 2-9-06
• Policy Forum: The State of the Union Health Care Proposals
  Grace-Marie Turner, 2-8-06
• Policy Forum: The State of the Union Health Care Proposals
  Benjamin Zycher, Ph.D., 2-7-06
• Policy Forum: The State of the Union Health Care Proposals
  Joseph R. Antos, Ph.D., 2-6-06
• Smoking Out Cliches About Race
  Sally Satel, MD, 2-2-06
• The Pain Medicines: Another Chapter is Written
  Michael Weber, M.D., 1-27-06
• FDA Shows Interest in 18th Century Presbyterian Minister
  Derek Lowe, 1-19-06
• Suicide Risks and SSRIs: New Data Should Change the Equation
  Sally Satel, MD, 1-12-06
• Ariel Sharon and Stroke Treatment
  Marc Siegel, MD, 1-6-06
• Ghostwriters go bump in the medical journals.
  Peter J. Pitts, 12-16-05
• A Victim of Their Own Devices
  Peter J. Pitts, 12-8-05
• The West is coming up with the wrong answers about AIDS.
  Philip Stevens, 12-1-05
• Aspirin: Not Approvable
  Derek Lowe, 11-17-05
• The Acute Nature of Chronic Problems
  Peter J. Pitts, 11-10-05
• Head-to-Head Drug Trials at California's Ballot Box
  John R. Graham, 11-3-05
• The Lion and the Lambs Laying Down Together
  Benjamin Zycher, Ph.D., 10-27-05
• Bare-Knuckle Politics Leads to Bad Public Policy
  Peter J. Pitts, 10-20-05
• There's Already a "Cure" for Breast Cancer
  Elizabeth Whelan, 10-14-05
• New FDA leadership
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., 10-4-05
• Making the perfect the enemy of the good
  Derek Lowe, 9-29-05
• Senator David Vitter wants the FDA to stop looking for dangerous or counterfeit imported drugs
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., 9-21-05
• Focusing the spotlight on the real Scott Gottlieb
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., 9-15-05
• Ernst v. Merck - one more view
  Ted Frank, 9-1-05
• Doctor, spare me the politics - you're making me sick
  Philip Stevens, 8-25-05
• PhRMA Fights the Battle of the Bulge
  Peter J. Pitts, 8-11-05
• In Pursuit of Fewer Medicines and More Lawsuits
  Benjamin Zycher, Ph.D., 7-29-05
• Hotel California Health Care
  Sally C. Pipes, 7-21-05
• The Vioxx Panic
  Marc Siegel, MD, 6-30-05
• Private philanthropy
  Roger Bate, 6-23-05
• Breaking the European information barrier
  Johan Hjertqvist, 6-16-05
• Cancer patients are paying for the FDA's caution.
  Dr. Scott Gottlieb, 5-27-05
• The Return of HillaryCare
  David Gratzer, 5-23-05
• Faster Cures For the Future
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., 5-13-05
• Death and Taxes.
  Roger Bate, 5-5-05
• Congress is stalling real Medicaid reform.
  David Gratzer, 4-29-05
• Why the new NIH ethics rules are bad for the agency - and the public health.
  Elizabeth Whelan, 4-14-05
• Our competitors understand why America is the global leader in biotechnology.
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., 4-4-05
• Red tape costs lives in Africa.
  Benjamin Schwab, Roger Bate, 3-24-05
• The Cost of Germs
  Betsy McCaughey, 3-17-05
• The War on Carcinogens vs. The War on Cancer
  Elizabeth Whelan, 3-11-05
• Can Free Market Principles Work With Pharmaceutical Price Controls?
  Benjamin Zycher, Ph.D., 3-3-05
• WHO's AIDS strategy misses the big picture
  Philip Stevens, 2-24-05
• The New Frontier for Drug Safety
  Gualberto Ruaño, M.D., Ph.D., Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., 2-17-05
• A limited solution for a limited problem.
  Sally C. Pipes, 2-10-05
• FDA Drug Officers: Working in the Dark
  Dr. Scott Gottlieb, 2-3-05
• Simple, but Effective
  David Gratzer, 1-25-05
• Innovative approaches to relief
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., 1-12-05
• Importing failure
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., 1-3-05
• Vioxx Backlash Could Derail Future of Medicine
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., Paul Howard, Ph.D., 1-1-05
• Fantasy’s End.
  Sally C. Pipes, 12-30-04
• Race and medicine can mix without prejudice
  Sally Satel, MD, 12-10-04
• Why the 10/90 Gap is 100% Fiction
  Philip Stevens, 12-2-04
• Don’t Kill The Pharmaceutical Golden Goose
  Gilbert L. Ross, M.D., 11-18-04
• Mr. President, stay the course.
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., 11-12-04
• Figuring the Benefits and Risks of Drug Therapy
  Michael Weber, M.D., 11-5-04
• Small Businesses are Saving Money and Insuring More People Today With Health Savings Accounts
  Newt Gingrich, Vince Haley, 11-1-04
• Blame Congress
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., 10-22-04
• Pumping Life Into the HIV Pipeline
  Kristen Kresge, 10-22-04
• Christopher Reeve: Action Hero
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., 10-18-04
• Waiting for the 17th plan
  Jacob Arfwedson, 10-8-04
• The rush to black label (or blackball) SSRIs.
  Sally Satel, MD, 9-30-04
• Does Importation Save Money and Lives? Not in Europe.
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., 9-29-04
• KerryCare for the Greatest Generation?
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., 9-23-04
• European Price Controls Harm Patient Health
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., 9-16-04
• Britain's National Health Service Embraces a New Faith in Market Incentives
  Benedict Irvine, 9-9-04
• Prescription Against Medical Terror
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., 8-26-04
• Me-too Mythology
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., 8-19-04
• The Stem-Cell Wars
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., 8-11-04
• Profits and Progress Cannot Be Separated
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., 8-5-04
• Bangkok Bust - failing AIDS policy, again
  Roger Bate, 7-29-04
• Questioning the Evidence in Evidence-Based Guidelines
  Michael Weber, M.D., 7-22-04
• The Medicare Modernization Act 2003
  Mark McClellan, 7-12-04

· What kind of health care do we get for our tax dollars?, Nadeem Esmail, Daily Gleaner (Canada), 5-13-08
· Candidates and health care reform, Grace-Marie Turner, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 5-13-08
· Can one plan rescue health care?, Shaili Jain , Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, 5-13-08
· Healthy care: Bennett/Wyden plan deserves hard look, Salt Lake Tribune Editorial, 5-13-08
· How to Win the War Against Cancer, Lance Armstrong, Wall Street Journal, 5-13-08
· Medical Drama, Paul Howard, New York Post, 5-11-08
· McCain health care plan is both radical and right, Michael Tanner, Houston Chronicle, 5-11-08
· Time to turn health care pricing on its head, John Torinus, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, 5-10-08
· Saving Medicare, Mark V. Pauly and Joseph R. Antos, Forbes, 5-09-08
· Drafting doctors for ER duty, Walter Olson, PointOfLaw.com, 5-09-08
· Study: Health Care Costs Threaten American Businesses in Global Economy, Congressional Quarterly, 5-09-08
· High health costs due to power of care systems, study says, Guy Boulton, Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, 5-09-08
· Drug exec fights back, Boston Herald Editorial, 5-09-08
· High Costs, Carrie Lukas, National Review Online, 5-08-08
· Socialized health care ineffective policy, Ben Childs, The Santa Clara, 5-08-08
· What the Doctor Ordered, Sally Satel, National Review Online, 5-07-08
· McCain on health care: radical -- and right, Michael Tanner, Pioneer-Press, 5-06-08
· Attack of the Pharmascolds, David A. Shaywitz & Thomas P. Stossel, Weekly Standard, 5-12-08
· His health-care plan also makes most sense, Star Parker, Boston Herald, 5-05-08
· Obama's Health Care Record, Scott Gottleib, Wall Street Journal, 5-05-08
· Health-care plans all start with efficiency, James McCusker, Snohomish County Herald, 5-04-08
· Our Economy's Immune System, Colorado Springs Gazette Editorial, 5-04-08
· McCainCare vs. ObamaCare, David Catron, American Spectator, 5-01-08
· Patient-Centered Health Care Needed To Fix Broken System, Rep. Tim Walberg, Human Events, 5-01-08
· The Right Rx, Senator John McCain, National Review Online, 5-01-08
· How health insurance is harming primary medical care, Dr. Albert Fuchs, New Hampshire Union Leader, 4-30-08
· McCain's Progress, Wall Street Journal Editorial, 4-30-08
· Don't believe the health hype; Enemies of Canadian health reform endlessly fret over the 'Americanization' of our medical system. But the facts from south of the border suggest we have nothing to fear, David Gratzer, National Post, 4-30-08
· John McCain's Plan to Keep Employer-Provided Health Insurance While Moving Away From It, Jacob Sullum, Reason Online, 4-30-08
· A Bush Success (not that he gets credit), James C. Capretta & Peter Wehner, Weekly Standard, 4-28-08
· Federally Mandated Health Care Ahead?, Brian Darling, Human Events, 4-28-08
· More strides in cancer treatment, Washington Times Editorial, 4-25-08
· Don't Kill Health Savings Accounts With Regulation, Richard Ralston, Letter to the Editor, Wall Street Journal, 4-25-08
· Morning Bell: A Conservative Vision for Health Care, The Foundry, 4-25-08
· Find bipartisan health care cure, Mark Schauer, D-Battle Creek, and Rick Shaffer, R-Three Rivers, Detroit Free Press, 4-25-08
· Drugmakers aren't responsible for rising health care costs, Brett J. Skinner, National Post, 4-24-08
· WHO Strait Talk, Wall Street Journal Asia Editorial, 4-24-08
· From FDA, A Good Framework For Distributing Information On Off-Label Uses, Scott Gottlieb, Health Affairs, 4-23-08
· McCain's healthcare plan relies on best aspects of free market, Michael Tanner, Nobesville Daily Times, 4-23-08
· Clinton and Obama agree -- and they're both wrong, Grace-Marie Turner, Buffalo News, 4-23-08
· Flawed health-care study poses own risks, Michael Tanner, Rocky Mountain News, 4-23-08
· Clinton and Obama agree -- and they're both wrong, Grace Marie-Turner, Buffalo News, 4-21-08
· Competition by hospitals could be a good thing, Yakima Herald Editorial, 4-20-08
· 'Free' health care: Beware the horrors of socialized medicine, David Hentosh, Philadelphia Suburban Times, 4-20-08
· Health Savings Sabotage, Wall Street Journal Editorial, 4-19-08
· Conflicts don't sicken health care, Dennis Ausiello and Thomas P. Stossel, Boston Herald, April 17, 2008
· Patently Obvious, Paul Howard and Philip Stevens, The American Online, 4-17-08
· McCain's plan bests Obama's, Michael Tanner, The Hill, 4-16-08
· Health care playpens, Merrill Matthews, Washington Times, 4-16-08
· Medicare not the model for reform, Rep. Tom Price (R-Ga.), M.D., The Hill, 4-15-08
· Sending a Get-Well Card to Ourselves, Brendan Benhard, New York Sun, 4-15-08
· Health Care Disparities: Deregulation First, Redistribution Last, NCPA Daily Policy Digest, 4-14-08
· The Health Insurance Mafia, Jonathan Kellerman, Wall Street Journal, 4-14-08
· Smoking out the FDA, Jacob Sullom, Washington Times, 4-11-08
· A Kremlin answer to hospital CEOs, Boston Herald Editorial, 4-11-08
· Government-run health care in Philadelphia: about as efficient as you'd expect, Dana Pico, OpEdNews.com, 4-10-08
· Thailand's Creaking Health System, Roger Bate, The American, 4-09-08
· Mandating health care coverage is a costly mistake, Denver Post, 4-09-08
· Trial Lawyers Threaten Patients' Health, David A. Ridenour, Investor's Business Daily, 4-09-08
· RomneyCare under strain, Washington Times Editorial, 4-09-08
· A free market, and no government interference, is only way to keep medical costs acceptable, South Africa Business Report Editorial, 4-08-08
· Union is pitching bad public policy, Boston Herald Editorial, 4-08-08
· Universal Health Insurance: Just Don't Get Sick, Alan Caruba, CNS News, 4-08-08
· Talk health care, Senator!, David Gratzer, Arizona Republic, 4-07-08
· Health system will break down, Newark Advocate Editorial, 4-07-08
· Universal Health Insurance: Just Don't Get Sick, American Daily, 4-06-08
· Overwarning, Undercuring, Marie Gryphon, City Journal Online, 4-04-08
· Innovation must be at the heart of public policy, David Cameron, Speech before the National Endowment for Science, 4-3-08
· Free-Market Prescription, David Freddoso, National Review Online, 4-03-08
· Little-Guy Patent Peril, Grace-Marie Turner, New York Post, 4-02-08
· 1994 Redux, James C. Capretta, National Review Online, 4-02-08
· Universal health care will increase debt, Wes Heinkel, Western Courier, 4-02-08
· Save us from medicare by permitting private health care, Lorne Gunter, National Post, 3-31-08
· Inoculated Against Facts, Dr. Paul A. Offit, New York Times, 3-31-08
· The Truth about Universal Health Care, Gabe Murphy, Boise State Arbiter, 3-31-08
· Bad drugs at a pharmacy near you, Henry Miller, Washington Times, 3-31-08
· Both Parties Prescribe Bad Medicine In The Form Of Insurance Mandates, David Gratzer and Paul Howard, Investor's Business Daily, 3-31-08
· America, Insure Thyself, Regina Herzlinger, WashingtonPost.com, 3-29-08
· The ugly face of Canada's medicare, John Turley-Ewart, National Post, 3-28-08
· Government has health-care answers -- but not a solution, Peter J. Nelson, Minneapolis Star-Tribune, 3-27-08
· Don't pad on new taxes to needed health-care reform, Dan Schmidt, Worthington Daily Globe, 3-27-08
· Our impoverished FDA, Henry Miller, Washington Times, 3-27-08
· Must you buy health insurance?, Christian Science Monitor Editorial, 3-26-08
· A Concise Rundown of Wyden's Health Care Plan, Chip Shields, Blue Oregon, 3-26-08
· Socialism fails, liberty provides, Howard J. Blitz, Yuma Sun, 3-26-08
· Laptop theft: Feds need to tighten security, El Paso Times Editorial, 3-26-08
· Conflicted Doctors, Peter Huber, Forbes, 4-07-08
· The holes in universal health care plan, David Gratzer, Newark Star-Ledger, 3-25-08
· Government's Health-Care Track Record, Michael Tanner, Letter to the Editor, Washington Post, 3-25-08
· Examples of life with universal health care, Don Polson, Red Bluff Daily News, 3-24-08
· The Myth of Socialized Medical Care, Doug Bandow, Conservablog.com, 3-24-08
· Act now to rein in costs, Boston Herald Editorial, 3-24-08
· Tapping The Taxpayers, Patrick McIlheran, New York Sun, 3-21-08
· McCain is wrong on drugs, David Gratzer, Washington Examiner, 3-21-08
· Universal health care's cost the question, New Brunswick Home News Tribune Editorial, 3-20-08
· Health bill insures the young will be fleeced, Paul Mulshine, Newark Star-Ledger, 3-19-08
· The devil's not in the details, but sitting in plain sight, Craig Westover, Minneapolis Pioneer Press, 3-19-08
· Mandating Expensive Health Insurance in Texas, Kalese Hammonds, TexasPolicy.com, 3-18-08
· By what right does Hillary force us all to buy health insurance?, Sheldon Richman, Manchester Union Leader, 3-18-08
· The real need? Healthy competition, Jim Wooten, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, 3-18-08
· Universal health care lets politicians give medical treatment, Simon Barta, Daily 49er, 3-17-08
· A better solution would be to give consumers more choice, Pete Sepp, Charlotte Observer, 3-17-08
· Health care needs new treatment, David Olson and Charlie Weaver, Minneapolis Star-Tribune, 3-16-08
· On the road to health care hell, Steven Miller, Las Vegas Review-Journal, 3-16-08
· Leave It to the FDA, Jim Copland, WashingtonPost.com, 3-15-08
· Can the FDA keep pace?, Richard Miller, Washington Times, 3-14-08
· Public health care can benefit from private-sector dollars, Louis Desjardins, Belleville Intelligencer, 3-13-08
· Canada's health care has 'em lining up, Jack Markowitz, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, 3-13-08
· A Conservative Approach To Universal Health Care, Maureen Farrell, Forbes, 3-12-08
· Once uninsured, she's happy to be consumer, Patrick McIlheran, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, 3-12-08
· The Cost's the Thing, Michael Tanner, National Review Online, 3-12-08
· Healthy Wisconsin is still the wrong prescription, Jon Rauser, Milwaukee Small Business Times, 3-11-08
· Health care rankings are deceptive, Glen Whitman, The Voice of the Times, 3-11-08
· Why McCain has the best health-care plan, Shawn Tully, Fortune, 3-11-08
· It's time to get real about health care costs, Dr. Erik Steele, Bangor Daily News, 3-11-08
· Competition and free trade key to prosperity, Maria Rankka, The Australian, 3-11-08
· Free-Market Course, Patrick Basham, National Review Online, 3-10-08
· Competition Solves Health Care, Senator Tom Coburn, New York Sun, 3-10-08
· No link to autism, Rocky Mountain News Editorial, 3-10-08
· Fixing the FDA, Washington Post, 3-7-08
· Freedom Means Responsibility, George McGovern, Wall Street Journal, 3-7-08
· Medicare Advantage: The Case for Protecting Patient Choice, Robert E. Moffit, The Heritage Foundation Online, 3-06-08
· The Sickening for Our National Soul, Netizen News Brief, 3-06-08
· The reality of health insurance, Doug Roffmann, Petaluma Argus Courier, 3-06-08
· Vaccines: part of the health care solution, Morris Cohen, Aspen Times, 3-06-08
· When consumers are driving health care, Max Borders, North Carolina News and Observer, 3-06-08
· FDA supreme, for now, Gilbert Ross, Washington Times, 3-05-08
· Strengthening the FDA, Washington Times Editorial, 3-05-08
· Candidates dodge cost to enact their health reform prescriptions, Delaware News Journal Editorial, 3-05-08
· EU has its own health care crisis, Chad Cunningham, Chillicothe Gazette, 3-05-08
· Well-designed hospital facilities help staffs provide safest medical care, David Stewart, The Tennessean, 3-05-08
· The health costs of defensive medicine, Ted Frank, PointOfLaw.com, 3-04-08
· The Mandate Debate, Washington Post Editorial, 3-04-08
· Patents Benefit Latin America, Pierre Verstraete, Latin Business Chronicle, 3-04-08
· Hillary Taxes Breathing, Jon N. Hall, FrontPageMagazine.com, 3-04-08
· Health Care: Costs spiraling out of sight, Florida Times-Union Editorial 3-04-08
· Obama's Health Plan -- a Preview, Scott Gottlieb, Wall Street Journal, 3-04-08
· Congressional Malpractice, Representative John Boehner, National Review Online, 3-04-08
· Universal coverage and government mandates, Gary Andres, Washington Times, 3-04-08
· Universal health care: the wrong prescription, Brian Schwartz, The Mountain Mail, 3-03-08
· Recusal Is Poison Pill for Drug Case, Tony Mauro, Blog of the Legal Times, 3-03-08
· 'Individual mandate' in health-care proposals might as well be called a tax, Jon Hall, Kansas City Star, 3-03-08
· Meddling means high costs for all, Boston Herald Editorial, 3-03-08
· After all, who will pay for the health care fix?, Morgan Liddick, Summit Daily News, 3-03-08
· Avoid price controls on health care, Thomas Sowell, Dallas Morning News, 3-03-08
· Advancing health IT, Washington Times Editorial, 3-03-08
· Second Opinion, National Review Online Editorial, 3-03-08
· Medical Double Jeopardy, Wall Street Journal Editorial, 3-01-08
· Will a Spoonful of Google Help Cure Healthcare?, Ben Worthen, Wall Street Journal Online, 2-28-08
· Richardson's Universal Health Disaster, Paul J. Gessing, National Review Online, 2-28-08
· Through the back door, Las Vegas Review-Journal Editorial, 2-28-08
· Free health care perverse notion, Heather Douglas, Calgary Sun, 2-28-08
· Author: Health care industry can learn lesson from Toyota, Q&A with Naida Grunden, Bellingham Herald, 2-28-08
· Rhetoric vs. reality, Gary J. Andres, Washington Times, 2-28-08
· Health insurance from an employer no longer fits the world we live in, State Representative Bryan Cutler, Lancaster New Era, 2-27-08
· FDA Oversight of Drug Safety, John E. Calfee, Testimony before the House Committee on Appropriations, 2-27-08
· Choice, Price Competition and Complexity in Markets for Health Insurance, Jason Shafrin, Healthcare Economist Online, 2-27-08
· Truth About Nationalized Health Care, Maggie Gallagher, RealClearPolitics, 2-27-08
· Cops and Doctors, Scott Gottlieb, Wall Street Journal, 2-27-08
· The Cost-Coverage Trade-off, Ezekiel Emanuel, The Journal of the American Medical Association, 2-27-08
· What is the answer to health-care reform?, State Senator Scott W. Renfroe, The Greeley Tribune, 2-27-08
· Republican Healthcare Alternative, Jillian Bandes, Human Events, 2-27-08
· How much is too much to pay?, Steve Bailey, Boston Globe, 2-27-08
· Give young adults a health care plan they can afford, Senator Linda Evans Parlette, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 2-26-08
· Dems' health care plans are doomed, Paul Campbell, Chillicothe Gazette, 2-26-08
· McCain Needs Strong, Limited Government Solutions for Healthcare, Alan Stewart Carl, Donklephant Online, 2-26-08
· Competition answer to U.S. health care costs, Ryan Cooper, Springfield News-Leader, 2-26-08
· What if the doctors went out on strike?, John R. Graham, Washington Examiner, 2-25-08
· What Canada Tells Us About Government Health Care, Doug Wilson, TownHall.com, 2-25-08
· The Rx is free choice, Grace-Marie Turner, Philadelphia Inquirer, 2-25-08
· Tax benefits key to making health care more affordable, Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison, Austin American Statesman, 2-25-08
· Let's take modest dose of American medicine, Dan Roberts, London Telegraph, 2-24-08
· Free-market care?, Q&A with Greg Scandlen, Baltimore Sun, 2-24-08
· Britain's health care amounts to malpractice, Deroy Murdock, Boston Herald, 2-23-08
· Markets and Medicare, John Goodman, Wall Street Journal, 2-23-08
· Web Surfer, Heal Thyself, Steven Levy, Newsweek, 3-03-08
· Optimism About Health Care, Dave Matheson, Forbes, 2-21-08
· A Golden Opportunity on Health Care, The Foundry Online Editorial, 2-22-08
· Medicare and entitlements, Washington Times Editorial, 2-22-08
· Running for the Exits, Regina Herzlinger, National Review Online, 2-22-08
· Dying to save "The System", Stuart Browning, Free Market Cure Online, 2-21-08
· Hospitals' Nightmare, William Baldwin, Forbes, 3-10-08
· A Moral Test for the FDA, Wall Street Journal Editorial, 2-21-08
· Canadians on Health Care: "We Need Market Solutions!", Paul Gessing, State Policy Blog, 2-20-08
· Health Questions for the Candidates, Betsy McCaughey, Wall Street Journal, 2-20-08
· Q&A with Regina Herzlinger: What's ahead with health care, Bill Steigerwald and Regina Herzlinger, The Statesman Journal, 2-19-08
· In search of Canadian health care, Rahaf Harfoush, Toronto Star, 2-19-08

• Lynch 'Em
  Forbes, 6-18-07
• Science is not a democracy
  Gilbert L. Ross, M.D., Washington Times, 6-15-07
• Moore's Prescription Insures Socialized Medicine Misery; 'Sicko' ignores U.S. strengths and national care's faults
  Michael Tanner, Detroit News, 6-14-07
• Fateful Voice of a Generation Still Drowns Out Real Science
  John Tierney, The New York Times, 6-5-07
• Avandia-type crisis could hit other drugs
  Reuters News, 6-4-07
• Balancing Medical Risks; The FDA needs more authority to monitor drugs following their approval
  Washington Post, 6-4-07
• At risk: vaccines
  Paul A. Offit, The Boston Globe, 6-3-07
• Glaxo Letter Defends Avandia
  Wall Street Journal, 5-31-07
• The Obama Health Plan
  Atul Gawande, The New York Times, 5-31-07
• Evolving Beyond Traditional Employer-Sponsored Health Insurance
  Stuart Butler, Brookings Institution, 5-31-07
• Journalistic Malpractice
  Dr. Scott Gottlieb, Wall Street Journal, 5-29-07
• Rosiglitazone and Cardiovascular Risk
  Curt D. Furberg, M.D., Ph.D., Bruce M. Psaty, Ph.D., New England Journal of Medicine, 5-24-07
• We’re seeking more data: FDA protects public health with careful analysis, not snap judgments
  Andrew von Eschenbach, USA Today, 5-23-07
• Canadian media needle Sicko
  Peter Howell, Toronto Star, 5-20-07
• Does a drug firms free lunch influence doctors?
  Scott Lassman, The Boston Globe, 5-18-07
• Doctors, drugs, and the poor
  Atul Gawande, The New York Times, 5-17-07
• Sometimes, what’s needed is a nudge
  David Leonhardt, The New York Times, 5-16-07
• Financial Cure Overdue: America’s ailing Medicare, Social Security Programs
  The Atlanta Journal–Constitution, 4-26-07
• Researcher makes his mark— By establishing goals, Robert Ruffolo helped Wyeth step up its R&D game
  The Star-Ledger, 4-25-07
• The Angel is in the Details
  Henry I. Miller, TCS Daily, 4-25-07
• Responsible Medicine
  Tom Coburn, Washington Times, 4-24-07
• Risky Drug Business
  Richard A. Epstein, Wall Street Journal, 4-24-07
• Black Box Backfire
  Gilbert L. Ross, M.D., Wall Street Journal, 4-21-07
• Hospitals Check Their Charts: Rankings Push Them to Improve Care
  Steven Pearlstein, Washington Post, 4-20-07
• Do politicians know better than patients?
  Jon Kyl, Real Clear Politics, 4-18-07
• Bitter Pills
  Wall Street Journal, 4-18-07
• Drug Danger
  Dr. Scott Gottlieb, Wall Street Journal, 4-17-07
• Drugs and Demagogues
  Thomas P. Stossel, M.D., The Boston Globe, 4-17-07
• Drug safety reform at the FDA
  New England Journal of Medicine, 4-13-07
• A year later, healthcare experiment has vital signs
  John McDonough, The Boston Globe, 4-11-07
• Boomer Boomerang
  Robert J. Samuelson, Washington Post, 4-11-07
• Mismanaged Care
  Sally Satel, MD, The New York Times Book Review, 4-8-07
• Perverse incentives in health care
  John Goodman, Wall Street Journal, 4-5-07
• Shotgun Medicine, Flimsy Evidence
  Dr. Eric Topol, Baltimore Sun, 4-3-07
• Restricted Treatment
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., Washington Times, 3-29-07
• Breast Cancer Breakthroughs
  Dr. Scott Gottlieb, Wall Street Journal, 3-26-07
• Dr. Santa Comes to Town
  Jon Entine, Campaign for Fighting Diseases, 3-26-07
• The Thai Flu
  Wall Street Journal, 3-14-07
• Disruptive Innovation: Can Health Care Learn From Other Industries? A Conversation with Clayton M. Christensen
  Health Affairs, 3-13-07
• Thai Patent Turmoil
  Ron Cass, Wall Street Journal Asia, 3-12-07
• Medicine and Markets
  Dr. Scott Gottlieb, Forbes, 3-12-07
• Bangkok's Drug War Goes Global
  Wall Street Journal, 3-7-07
• 40 Years Later, Still No Cure
  Phyllis Richman, Washington Post, 3-7-07
• Prescription for Trouble
  Dr. Scott Gottlieb, Wall Street Journal, 3-6-07
• Why I'm Fighting – The Health Care New York Needs
  Eliot Spitzer, New York Post, 3-5-07
• Medical Nihilism and the HPV Vaccine
  Ivan Oransky, The Boston Globe, 3-4-07
• The Fear Industrial Complex
  John Stossel, Real Clear Politics, 2-28-07
• If profit is bad, why choose Michigan?
  Chuck Moss, Detroit News, 2-28-07
• Overdose of restraints could sicken industry
  Michael H. Davidson, Chicago Sun-Times, 2-27-07
• Intensive Care for RomneyCare
  Sally C. Pipes, Wall Street Journal, 2-26-07
• What price health?
  Investor's Business Daily, 2-23-07
• The Rise of In-Store Clinics – Threat or Opportunity
  New England Journal of Medicine, 2-22-07
• A Dog's Breakfast
  Daniel L. McFadden, Wall Street Journal, 2-16-07
• Texas HPV mandate not quite compelling
  Steve Chapman, Chicago Tribune, 2-15-07
• Lean New Pharma
  Dr. Scott Gottlieb, Forbes, 2-14-07
• Adding up the reason's for expensive health care
  Steven Pearlstein, Washington Post, 2-14-07
• The Clinical Trial
  Mark Thornton, Wall Street Journal, 2-12-07
• Biology Goes Open Source
  Forbes, 2-12-07
• No Perfect Pill: Safe for all shouldn't be FDA standard
  The San Diego Union-Tribune, 2-10-07
• My order protects life: Vaccine mandate will prevent deaths, give parents the final word
  USA Today, 2-9-07
• India and the Drug Patent Wars
  Roger Bate, AEI Online, 2-7-07
• The Truth About the Drug Ads
  John Calfee, The American, 2-7-07
• Fact: No link of vaccine, autism
  Arthur Caplan, The Philadelphia Inquirer, 2-6-07
• Orthopedists for Vioxx
  Wall Street Journal, 2-3-07
• Drugs in Thailand: The government should take care about ripping up patents
  Financial Times, 1-31-07
• Doctoring Medicaid
  Tarren Bragdon, New York Sun, 1-25-07
• Health and Taxes
  Wall Street Journal, 1-24-07
• State plans miss the point
  USA Today, 1-15-07
• No crisis of the uninsured
  Mike Rosen, Rocky Mountain News, 1-12-07
• The Real Dangers of Medicare
  John Calfee, New York Sun, 1-12-07
• Medicare and the Market: Government Shouldn’t Be Negotiating Prescription Prices
  Mike Leavitt, Washington Post, 1-11-07
• License to Ill
  Benjamin Zycher, Ph.D., National Review Online, 1-11-07
• Terminatorcare
  David R. Henderson, Wall Street Journal, 1-10-07
• Medicare Part D and Prescription Drug Prices
  Policy Fact Sheet
  Mark McClellan, Pacific Research Institute, 1-9-07
• Pharma in Europe: Going from Heartburn to Heart Attack?
  Jurgen Reinhoudt, The American, 1-4-07
• Review and Outlook: The 100 Hours Rush
  Wall Street Journal, 1-4-07
• Business Bookshelf: Why Biotech's Promise is so great, but not its profits (so far)
  Andy Kessler, Wall Street Journal, 1-3-07
• Don't infect Medicare with Price Controls
  Deroy Murdock, Union Leader, 1-1-07
• Letting Medicare use its bargaining power would send a strong message that drug prices are unsustainably high
  Susan Stranahan, AARP, 1-1-07
• The myth of the big bad drug companies
  Richard A. Epstein, Los Angeles Times, 12-22-06
• We're Not Your Drugstore
  Louise Crandall, New York Sun, 12-20-06
• Sometimes, the Why Really Isn't Crucial
  Sally Satel, MD, The New York Times, 12-19-06
• Drug Ads: Kill the Messenger
  Sally C. Pipes, New York Post, 12-19-06
• Don't Expose drug makers to business killing lawsuits
  Detroit News, 12-18-06
• Death in the shade of world’s attention
  Jerry Norris, Business Day, 12-15-06
• Anti–depressants and labels
  Eye on FDA, 12-14-06
• Fighting Drug Fakes
  The New York Times, 12-12-06
• Bad Medicine
  New York Sun, 12-12-06
• Let's Pay Up for Alzheimer's
  Newt Gingrich, Robert Egge, Business Week, 12-11-06
• Pharmaceutical R& D
  Washington Times, 12-8-06
• Yes. Let the Government Bargain with Drugmakers
  Karen Davenport, The Philadelphia Inquirer, 12-6-06
• No. Private Insurers are Already Getting Discounts
  Robert E. Moffit, Ph.D., The Philadelphia Inquirer, 12-6-06
• Little Big Pharma
  Wall Street Journal, 12-6-06
• Renew Milton Friedman's Conservatism
  Newt Gingrich, AEI Online, 12-4-06
• National Health Care? We're Halfway There
  Daniel Gross, The New York Times, 12-3-06
• Seniors, Be Careful What You Wish For
  Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 12-3-06
• What's Good for Pharma is Good for America
  Richard A. Epstein, The Boston Globe, 12-3-06
• Employer Sponsored, Personal, and Portable Health Insurance
  John Goodman, Health Affairs, 12-1-06
• A New Mood of Co–operation
  Andrew Jack, Financial Times, 12-1-06
• New Research Looks at the UN’s Failure on AIDS
  Roger Bate, AEI Online, 12-1-06
• Taking Cola to Court
  Walter K. Olson, City Journal, 12-1-06
• Medicaid on the Mend
  USA Today, 11-28-06
• Prescription for Healing Health Care
  Thomas P. Hartnet, Buffalo News, 11-26-06
• The Market's Medicine
  Orange County Register, 11-26-06
• Ankle Deep in Medicare Madness
  The Globe and Mail, 11-23-06
• Drug Pricing Debate Needs a Dose of Reality
  Philip Stevens, Campaign for Fighting Diseases, 11-23-06
• Cancer: Our National Shame
  Lisa Priest, The Globe and Mail, 11-22-06
• Drugstore Cowboys
  The Dallas Morning News, 11-21-06
• Questionable Cure for a Questionable Crisis: The Massachusetts Health Plan Takes Shape
  Sally C. Pipes, Pacific Research Institute, 11-20-06
• The Glimmering Promise of Gene Therapy
  Horace Freeland Judson, Technology Review, 11-14-06
• Learning from Vioxx
  The Boston Globe, 11-14-06
• FDA Announces New Steps to Improve Drug Safety
  Dr. Scott Gottlieb, U.S. Food and Drug Administration, 11-13-06
• A Drug Price Path to Avoid
  Alberto Mingardi, Washington Post, 11-12-06
• Playing Medi-Scare Again
  Newt Gingrich, Washington Times, 11-8-06
• Medicaid Advantage: A Medical Home for Dual-Eligibles
  Robert B. Helms, Ph.D., Grace-Marie Turner, Galen Institute, 11-7-06
• Mass Medical Mess
  Sally C. Pipes, Washington Times, 11-5-06
• Rolling the Health Dice
  Milt Freudenheim, Reed Abelson, The New York Times, 11-4-06
• The New Drug Wars
  Tom Van Riper, Forbes, 11-2-06
• An Election on Drugs
  Washington Post, 11-2-06
• Paying for Performance
  Elliott S. Fisher, New England Journal of Medicine, 11-2-06
• Protecting the Health of the Public—Institute of Medicine Recommendations of Drug Safety
  Sheila Burke, Bruce M. Psaty, Ph.D., New England Journal of Medicine, 10-26-06
• A Living Donor Let Me Live On
  Sally Satel, MD, American Enterprise Institute, 10-25-06
• Benefits of a Brisk FDA
  Boston Herald, 10-22-06
• Building on the Successes of Health Savings Accounts
  Robert E. Moffit, Ph.D., Greg D'Angelo, Heritage Foundation, 10-20-06
• Competition Good For Your Health (Care)
  Robert E. Moffit, Ph.D., Washington Times, 10-19-06
• The Medicare Drug Benefit: What Happened?
  Karlyn Bowman, American Enterprise Institute, 10-19-06
• Poor Countries Need Relief From World Bank’s ‘Help’ on Malaria
  Roger Bate, AEI-Brookings Joint Center for Regulatory Studies, 10-18-06
• A Lesson From Europe On Health Care
  David Leonhardt, The New York Times, 10-18-06
• The Dangers of Undermining Patient Choice: Lessons from Europe and Canada
  Institute for Policy Innovation, Galen Institute, International Policy Network, 10-18-06
• Anthrax and Lawyers
  Peter Huber, Forbes, 10-16-06
• Anthrax in Review
  Bill Frist, Washington Times, 10-16-06
• Faster FDA Cures
  Wall Street Journal, 10-13-06
• Drug Dilemma
  John Calfee, AEI-Brookings Joint Center for Regulatory Studies, 10-10-06
• Fix Medicare, Not Its Prices
  Michael Cannon, Cato Institute, 10-10-06
• The Revival of a Notorious Solution to a Notorious Scourge
  Tina Rosenberg, The New York Times, 10-5-06
• Poor U.S. Scores in Health Care Don't Measure Nobels and Innovation
  The New York Times, 10-5-06
• Are Bad Drugs Coming to a Pharmacy Near You?
  Henry I. Miller, Tech Central Station, 10-4-06
• Markets and Medicare
  Wall Street Journal, 10-4-06
• Markets and Medicare
  Wall Street Journal, 10-4-06
• Routine Testing for the AIDS Virus
  The New York Times, 9-25-06
• Common Sense on Medicare
  Chicago Tribune, 9-25-06
• Light at the End of the Malaria Tunnel
  Richard Tren, Campaign for Fighting Diseases, 9-22-06
• Medical Mindset
  Sally C. Pipes, National Review Online, 9-21-06
• Apples and Oranges
  Grace-Marie Turner, Galen Institute, 9-15-06
• Medical Tourism: Why Americans Take Medical Vacations Abroad
  Diana M. Ernst, Pacific Research Institute, 9-15-06
• Medicare: The Monster at Our Door
  Robert J. Samuelson, Real Clear Politics, 9-13-06
• I Cannot Support Socialized Medicine
  Arnold Schwarzenegger, The San Diego Union-Tribune, 9-5-06
• Bad Medicine
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., National Review Online, 8-28-06
• California's Real Drug Problem
  Investor's Business Daily, 8-24-06
• Counterfeit Drugs: Coming to a Pharmacy Near You
  Wyatt Yankus, ACSH, 8-24-06
• More Questions than Answers as Global AIDS Conference Wraps Up
  Philip Stevens, Kristen Veblen, Campaign for Fighting Diseases, 8-17-06
• Arnold's Raw Deal
  Sally C. Pipes, Opinion Journal, 8-16-06
• Filing the Doughnut Hole
  Grace-Marie Turner, Galen Institute, 8-14-06
• Drug Snares: Tariffs Take Their Toll in Poor Nations
  Roger Bate, Kathryn Boateng, AEI Online, 8-9-06
• The Measles Vaccine Follies
  The New York Times, 8-9-06
• Curing European Health Care
  Helen Disney, Wall Street Journal, 8-9-06
• Justice Scams
  Ted Frank, AEI Online, 8-8-06
• Access Before Approval – A Right to Take Experimental Drugs?
  Susan Okie, M.D., New England Journal of Medicine, 8-3-06
• Giving the Sick a Chance for Help, Hope
  Jerry Fensterman, The Boston Globe, 8-3-06
• Health Care Costs Threaten Nation’s Economic Dominance
  Newt Gingrich, Michael I. Mackness, David Merritt, Chicago Sun-Times, 7-31-06
• Getting Moving on Health Care
  John F. Kerry, The Boston Globe, 7-31-06
• Asking for a Crisis
  Investor's Business Daily, 7-31-06
• Don’t Stress About Chronic Diseases in Developing Countries
  Philip Stevens, Campaign for Fighting Diseases, 7-31-06
• Science and Shams
  David Shaywitz, The Boston Globe, 7-27-06
• The Massachusetts Health Plan: Lessons for the States
  Robert E. Moffit, Ph.D., Nina Owcharenko, Heritage Backgrounder, 7-18-06
• The Health Care Choice Act: Eliminating Barriers to Personal Freedom and Market Competition
  Robert E. Moffit, Ph.D., Heritage Foundation, 7-17-06
• The G8 and Health: The Wrong Target
  Andrew Farlow, Straits Times — Singapore, 7-15-06
• Competition Works
  Grace-Marie Turner, Galen Institute, 7-14-06
• Drug Prescription Plan Works For Seniors
  Candace Miller, Detroit News, 7-12-06
• Who's In Charge?
  Marc Siegel, MD, Washington Post, 7-11-06
• Bismark's Health Plan
  Wall Street Journal, 7-7-06
• Sick at the World Bank
  Roger Bate, AEI-Brookings Joint Center for Regulatory Studies, 7-7-06
• Grading Surgeons May Be A Healthy Practice
  David Wessel, Wall Street Journal, 7-6-06
• How the West's Health Fads Kill the Poor
  Mark Weston, Campaign for Fighting Diseases, 7-5-06
• A Sucker Is Born
  St. Louis Post-Dispatch, 7-3-06
• What's Wrong with Money In Science?
  Thomas P. Stossel, M.D., David Shaywitz, Washington Post, 7-2-06
• Of Pills and Profits: In Defense of Big Pharma
  Peter Huber, Commentary, 7-1-06
• Antidepressants and the Numbing–Down of America
  Sally Satel, MD, AEI Online, 6-30-06
• Restraining Doctors Isn't the Answer
  Stephen Hoffman, The Boston Globe, 6-29-06
• Streamlining Drug Approval
  Peter J. Pitts, Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., Robert Peter Gale, Washington Times, 6-22-06
• Forget Vioxx?
  Matthew Herper, Forbes, 6-21-06
• Formally Undecidable
  Derek Lowe, In the Pipeline, 6-20-06
• Circumventing Resistance to Kinase-Inhibitor Therapy
  Brian Druker, M.D., New England Journal of Medicine, 6-15-06
• Medicare Mess Guaranteed to Grow
  Robert E. Moffit, Ph.D., Washington Times, 6-14-06
• A Vaccination Against Complacency
  Wendy Everett, The Boston Globe, 6-13-06
• Now Bring Vioxx Back
  Wall Street Journal, 6-8-06
• More aid will not prevent more AIDS
  Philip Stevens, Bangkok Post, 6-5-06
• The Drug Benefit: A Report Card
  The New York Times, 6-5-06
• Bush's Talk and Results on AIDS
  Sebastian Mallaby, Washington Post, 5-29-06
• Drug delusions at the WHO
  Andres Mejia-Vergnaud, International Policy Network, 5-23-06
• Government-Controlled Pharmaceutical Research and Development: A Recipe for Disaster
  Richard Tren, Roger Bate, AEI Online, 5-22-06
• Price Gouging is Bad Medicine
  Alexander Tabarrok, Wall Street Journal, 5-20-06
• How safe is too safe?
  Matthew W. Strobeck, Tomas Philipson, Adrian H. B. Gottschalk, Ernst R. Berndt, Milken Institute Review, 5-19-06
• They'd Sooner Fix Medicaid
  Tom Coburn, Regina E. Herzlinger, Manhattan Institute, 5-18-06
• Evidence Based Health Policy Against Fads
  Anders Sandberg, Center for the New Europe, 5-18-06
• Death's Waiting List
  Sally Satel, MD, The New York Times, 5-15-06
• Try and Try Again
  Grace-Marie Turner, Galen Institute, 5-12-06
• Get the Facts: Attacks on President Bush's drug plan could be costing seniors dearly
  Orlando Sentinel, 5-10-06
• Lowering the Opportunity Cost for Drug Development
  David B. Agus, Faster Cures, 5-10-06
• Congress Drops the Ball on Medical Liability Reform
  Bill Frist, The Seattle Times, 5-10-06
• Health Insurance Showdown
  Wall Street Journal, 5-9-06
• Prodigal State
  Newt Gingrich, Wall Street Journal, 5-4-06
• Bad Bugs, Few Drugs
  Henry I. Miller, Washington Times, 5-3-06
• Risky Business
  Carl J. Schramm, Wall Street Journal Europe, 5-3-06
• Crisis du Jour or the Real Thing?
  Joe Antos, American Enterprise Institute, 5-3-06
• Patient Power: The FDA Doesn’t Have to Decide Everything
  John Calfee, The Weekly Standard, 5-1-06
• Competition is the Way
  John Shadegg, Jim DeMint, Washington Times, 5-1-06
• Medical Liability Repair
  Stuart Weinstein, Washington Times, 4-30-06
• A Serious Senate Agenda for "Health Week"
  Nina Owcharenko, Robert E. Moffit, Ph.D., Heritage Foundation, 4-30-06
• Three simple solutions to cure Medicare prescription-plan ills
  Richard G. Stefanacci, The Philadelphia Inquirer, 4-16-06
• Health Policy in Maryland and Massachusetts: A Study in Contrasts
  Regina E. Herzlinger, Heritage Foundation, 4-13-06
• Rein in the Monster
  John Calfee, New York Sun, 4-12-06
• Power to the Patients
  Peter J. Pitts, Wall Street Journal Europe, 4-12-06
• Health Care for Everyone? We’ve Found a Way
  Mitt Romney, Wall Street Journal, 4-11-06
• Massachusetts will fail
  Sally C. Pipes, USA Today, 4-9-06
• The FDA and MS
  Wall Street Journal, 4-7-06
• Bill of Health
  Arnold Kling, Wall Street Journal, 4-6-06
• Health Savings Accounts: It’s All Good
  Grace-Marie Turner, Galen Institute, 4-6-06
• Favorable Medicare Access
  Washington Times, 4-4-06
• The Health of a Nation
  Alan Hubbard, The New York Times, 4-3-06
• The Vaccine Crisis
  Marilyn Webber, National Journal, 4-1-06
• Drug Makers First Target of Trial Lawyers
  Stephen Hantler, Michigan Forward, 4-1-06
• Medicare? But that’s for old people
  Michael Cannon, Washington Times, 4-1-06
• A Healthy Medicare Drug Plan
  David Merritt, Newt Gingrich, The Boston Globe, 3-30-06
• A Foolish Way to Fight Fraud
  Steve Malanga, New York Post, 3-29-06
• Governments Restrict Access to Healthcare and Prevent Medicine Development:
  International Policy Network, 3-28-06
• Playing Catch-Up: The FDA, Science, and Drug Regulation
  Joseph Calfee, Ph.D., American Enterprise Institute, 3-28-06
• Health-care reform: Be patient
  Alex Gerber, Washington Times, 3-26-06
• Health Advisors
  Grace-Marie Turner, Galen Institute, 3-24-06
• The Real Cost of AIDS in Sierra Leone
  Roger Bate, Economic Affairs, 3-21-06
• Funding for accelerating drug development initiative critical
  Joanna Owens, Nature Reviews Drug Development, 3-20-06
• Proceed with Caution: The Unintended Consequences of Expanding VA Access
  Nina Owcharenko, Heritage Foundation, 3-17-06
• Florida Empowers Health-Care Consumers
  David Merritt, Newt Gingrich, Tallahassee Democrat, 3-16-06
• Save the Medicare Benefit
  Washington Times, 3-15-06
• When Fear Is Deadly
  Phillip K. Howard, New York Sun, 3-14-06
• Speech at Commonwealth Club
  Mike Leavitt, Secretary of Health and Human Services, 3-14-06
• Sticker shock could help with healthcare costs
  Newt Gingrich, James Frogue, The Hill, 3-8-06
• The hip that changed health care history
  David Gratzer, National Post, 3-7-06
• Drug Reckoning
  Wall Street Journal, 3-6-06
• Shop and Compare Hospital Care
  Bob Moos, The Dallas Morning News, 3-5-06
• Taxed to Death
  Roger Bate, Bangkok Post, 3-3-06
• Letter to the Editor: Juryless Health Courts Could Stabilize 'Crisis'
  Phillip K. Howard, Wall Street Journal, 2-28-06
• Goldilocks Pricing
  Richard Tren, Roger Bate, Tech Central Station, 2-27-06
• Price Transparency
  Grace-Marie Turner, Galen Institute, 2-24-06
• Cancer Prognosis
  Wall Street Journal, 2-23-06
• Biased Doctors?
  Sally Satel, MD, National Review Online, 2-23-06
• Consumers’ Role in Health Care
  Jim DeMint, The State.com, 2-22-06
• Demon drugs; Industry faces chorus of critics
  The Oklahoman, 2-21-06
• Health savings accounts look like brain wave of the future
  Michael Barone, Chicago Sun-Times, 2-21-06
• Patient Power
  Investor's Business Daily, 2-17-06
• Doctors, Post Your Prices
  Scott W. Atlas, MD, Wall Street Journal, 2-17-06
• Pharma Pain: Canada Must Revamp its Drug Pricing Policies or Face Shortages as U.S. Demand Siphons Off Our Supply
  Brett J. Skinner, National Post, 2-16-06
• Thwart Hillarycare 2006
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., Washington Times, 2-2-06
• What Did Those Asbestos X-Rays Really Show?
  Lester Brickman, PointofLaw.com, 2-2-06
• Plundering Patents
  Alan Oxley, Wall Street Journal Europe, 2-1-06
• The Health Care Opportunity
  Wall Street Journal, 2-1-06
• Do the math; you'll like health savings
  Grace-Marie Turner, The Atlanta Journal–Constitution, 1-31-06
• The Health of the Union
  George Melloan, Wall Street Journal, 1-31-06
• Under an Avalanche
  Grace-Marie Turner, Galen Institute, 1-26-06
• Health Coverage Chaos
  Deroy Murdock, Washington Times, 1-23-06
• Californians Should Reject Drug Importation
  Tommy G. Thompson, The San Diego Union-Tribune, 1-19-06
• New England Journal of Politics
  Wall Street Journal, 1-16-06
• HilaryCare Returns
  Wall Street Journal, 1-16-06
• Keep Government Out
  Daniel P. Kessler, R. Glenn Hubbard, John F. Cogan, AEI Online, 1-13-06
• Revolutionizing health care
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., Manhattan Institute, 1-11-06
• California's Uninsured: Crisis, Conundrum, or Chronic Condition?
  John R. Graham, Pacific Research Institute, 1-10-06
• Fighting Malaria—the Right Way
  Roger Bate, AEI Online, 1-9-06
• High on the drug benefit
  Grace-Marie Turner, Galen Institute, 1-6-06
• A healthy strategy
  Los Angeles Times, 1-4-06
• Cutting through the confusion in Part D
  Joseph R. Antos, Ph.D., AEI Online, 1-4-06
• Ominous Prospects for an Aging Population
  Tech Central Station, 1-3-06
• Vexing Vioxx
  Washington Post, 1-2-06
• Prescription for trouble
  Consumer Reports, 1-1-06
• Mere Magazines
  Thomas P. Stossel, M.D., Wall Street Journal, 12-30-05
• Lessons from Vioxx
  The Boston Globe, 12-19-05
• Vaccine Liability: Congress Should Give Vaccines a Shot in the Arm
  Randolph W. Pate, J.D., MPH, Heritage Foundation, 12-16-05
• The Grassley Drug Plan
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., Washington Times, 12-15-05
• New Medicaid Model
  Jeb Bush, Washington Times, 12-15-05
• Free Trade for Better Health
  Philip Stevens, Campaign for Fighting Diseases, 12-14-05
• Gouging The Drug Companies
  Peter Huber, Forbes, 12-12-05
• Brazil’s Aids Program: A Costly Success
  Roger Bate, Richard Tren, AEI Online, 12-12-05
• Expression of Concern: Bombardier et al., “Comparison of Upper Gastrointestinal Toxicity of Rofecoxib and Naproxen in Patients with Rheumatoid Arthritis”
  Gregory Curfman, New England Journal of Medicine, 12-8-05
• Making Sense of Drug Safety
  Henry Miller, M.S., M.D., Washington Times, 12-7-05
• Don’t Monkey With Seniors Medicare Savings
  Grace-Marie Turner, Galen Institute, 12-7-05
• Growing and Collapsing
  Grace-Marie Turner, National Review Online, 12-6-05
• WHO’s in Charge?
  Philip Stevens, National Review Online, 12-2-05
• Lawsuits Won’t Stop Pandemics
  Paul A. Offit, Wall Street Journal, 12-1-05
• AIDS: The Strategy Is Wrong
  Richard Holbrooke, Washington Post, 11-29-05
• Confusing Choices in Medicare?
  Grace-Marie Turner, Galen Institute, 11-28-05
• The "Choo-Choo Man" Party on the Outs
  David Gratzer, National Review Online, 11-28-05
• AARP’s America is a Mirage
  Robert J. Samuelson, Washington Post, 11-16-05
• The Senate Reconciliation Bill: Wrapping Doctors in More Medicare Red Tape
  Richard Dolinar, M.D., Heritage Foundation, 11-10-05
• Flu shot priorities
  Gilbert L. Ross, M.D., Washington Times, 11-9-05
• Health Care Tax Credits: Designing an Alternative to Employer-Based Coverage
  Nina Owcharenko, Heritage Foundation, 11-9-05
• Public Health Care on Path to Bankruptcy
  Brett J. Skinner, The Fraser Institute, 11-8-05
• Pandemics and Lawsuits
  Robert Goldberg, Ph.D., Washington Times, 11-7-05
• Under fire, a giant employer offers a useful health plan
  USA Today, 11-7-05