Debbie Does Denial on Doobie Deal
Wasserman Schultz insists there was no proposal for her to switch sides on medical marijuana.
Wasserman Schultz insists there was no proposal for her to switch sides on medical marijuana.
Testing company 23andMe expresses its gratitude
Debbie Wasserman Schultz's flip-flop flier may reflect shifts in public opinion.
Genetically modified mosquitoes combat disease
Spoiler: It's not very high.
"Care should be taken to minimize the amount of calories from added sugars and high-fat dairy or dairy substitutes added to coffee."
In Michigan, a more serious case of anti-gay discrimination ends peacefully without lawyers.
Danish study reports circumcised boys at 50 percent greater risk of autism.
Despite a rider that was supposed to stop them, the feds target patients in Washington and dispensaries in California.
Patients would have to register, and recreational consumers could not grow their own.
How U.S. public health authorities helped fuel the anti-vaccine movement
The Obamacare insurance portal is struggling to manage costs.
We value individual human lives more every day. That's (mostly) good news.
Error-ridden programs paid out $125 billion in improper payments last year.
The curiously circumscribed nature of the suicide right recognized by Canada's Supreme Court
It's a vaccine against sexually transmitted cancer
The issue of mandatory vaccination is a thorny one for libertarians. A tension exists between the rights of the individual and the rights of the general public.
Should your child be kept out of preschool for not getting a shot that's only 23% effective?
It was a classic bait and switch on the American public
Vivek Murthy's comments do not necessarily signal a policy shift.
For consenting adults suffering from severe and incurable medical conditions
Mandatory vaccination is just one issue. Generally, the state shouldn't play parent.
A new book offers a powerful dissection of contemporary end-of-life care, yet misses the underlying problem.
The people expected to pay for Social Security and Medicare can't afford it.
Unless we want to drown future generations in a sea of red ink, we need to have a serious conversation about the future of entitlements.
Regulations, fear of lawsuits prevent nursing homes from allowing patients basic autonomy
How do we deal with the false perception that liberals are more inclined to trust science than conservatives?
Catholic TV station EWTN's fate hinges on the decision of a three-judge panel.
Who owns your body? This is a question the government does not want to answer truthfully.
Even a federal judge is asking why they keep fighting.
Requiring that people vaccinate their kids if they want taxpayers paying their bills boosts immunization without making the treatment worse than the disease.
Naturally the usual bioluddites are eager to stop progress.
Millennials are far more likely to think parents should get to decide whether to vaccinate their kids.
Let's hope that the senator misspoke and will soon clarify his remarks
The balance of risks and benefits tilts overwhelmingly toward getting your kids vaccinated.
Doctors in multiple specialties perceive the existing system as favoring established players without improving the quality of care.
Federal prosecutors are determined to hide the truth when they try the Kettle Falls Five.
A CDC focused on disease control, as opposed to every American's bad habits, would be better at controlling disease.
Disinformation specialists are everywhere
Recent advances in uterus transplantation will soon make this possible
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