Could We Kill Off HIV Without Ever Curing It?
Drug advances can stop the spread of the virus, if we can get them into the right people's hands.
Drug advances can stop the spread of the virus, if we can get them into the right people's hands.
Library Journal reviews my new book, published today.
Draft GAO report details troubles with financial oversight even as questions loom about the legality of health exchange spending.
The move is a reminder that Obamacare is a joint operation between the government and the health insurance industry.
So argues Eugene Volokh, albeit with a bit more subtlety.
Government watchdog says Healthcare.gov has no fraud prevention system in place.
FDA says silicone cup inserted in the vagina to block sperm cannot be sold over-the-counter.
Those ain't protein bars.
New bill would kill the Hyde Amendment and also stop states from banning private insurance coverage of abortion.
Measles outbreak kills woman in Washington State.
Is this how the war on weed ends?
More than any other major-party presidential candidate, but there's room for improvement.
Louisiana's marijuana laws, among the harshest in the country, become a bit less harsh.
The chief justice saves Obamacare by rewriting the law.
A new study shows a blood pressure medication's potential to prevent relapses by erasing mental associations with alcohol and cocaine.
Paul Larkin suggests states should reduce BAC levels instead.
"Schedule II is absolutely easier to research," says Kevin Sabet.
The Kentucky senator gets an A- from MPP, followed by Jim Webb with a B+.
Obstacles to research are crumbling, with support from drug warriors.
Even prohibitionists agree that the process for approving studies should be streamlined.
Time to start calling the Affordable Care Act SCOTUScare.
The "abortion drones" are scheduled to launch from Germany this Friday and deliver prohibited pills to Poland, where abortion remains mostly illegal.
The authors say the evidence supporting most other applications is weak.
Fears that e-cigarettes lure nonsmokers into nicotine habits seem to be unfounded.
Danish researcher claims that plastics and cosmetics are emasculating.
Scientists studying therapeutic applications for cannabis will no longer need Public Health Service approval.
A fifth-grader's comments about marijuana lead to felony charges against his mother.
Charles C.W. Cooke on blending elements of the conservative and libertarian philosophies.
Shona Banda faces decades in prison because her son questioned anti-pot propaganda.
Rush's famously Ayn Rand-inspired drummer/lyricist will only vote Democrat, because health care and compassion
Rather than over-diagnosing, is psychiatry actually causing the maladies it laments?
Thought they'd disabled all the cameras
Justices unanimously reject a rule restricting medical options to dried marijuana.
It's not easy to make medical socialism work
Eight Republicans and 13 Democrats voted for the rider, which passed the House last week.
CON laws stifle competition and hurt consumers.
Without a clear, crowd-pleasing conservative position on issues like marijuana and same-sex marriage, the safe spot for GOP politicians is in invoking federalism.
Big city health departments working on making it more available to those at risk.
After losing custody of her son, Shona Banda may now lose her freedom.
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