AZ Legislators Propose Medical Marijuana Regulations
They wouldn't try to red-tape the industry to death, would they?
Health
Employers Scramble To Establish Marijuana Policies
Stuck between conflicting state and federal laws
Home of Florida Medical Marijuana Activist Raided
Legislation to legalize its use is named after her
Medical Marijuana Bill Introduced in the House of Representatives
Would block federal interference in the states that legalize medical pot
70 Percent of Floridians Support Legalizing Medical Marijuana
Activists trying to get a legalization measure on the 2014 ballot
Ashley Judd Heading to DC to Speak on Birth Control
May be a possible Senate candidate in Kentucky
UN Refuses to Pay for Bringing Cholera to Haiti
Thousands died after exposed soldiers were brought in
C. Everett Koop Dead at 96
Famous for turning position of surgeon general into a pulpit for lecturing about health
Republicans See Opening in Obamacare's Poor Drafting
They can avoid expanding Medicaid while making the feds subsidize health insurance for the poor
This Year's Flu Vaccine Ineffective in the Elderly
Leading to high rates of hospitalization
Confusing NHS Rules Blamed for U.K. Patient's Hospital Death
Staff weren't clear on who was supposed to care for him
Theme Park to Drop Health Coverage for Part-Timers
Thanks to restrictions of the Affordable Care Act
Feds Indict Four over Salmonella Outbreak
Nine people died in case linked to Georgia peanut plant
Supreme Court Rules FTC Can Challenge Hospital Mergers
They are not immune to federal antitrust laws
Republican Florida Governor Backs Medicaid Expansion
In a statement, Rick Scott says he'll only approve ObamaCare-driven shift for three years
Lured by Federal Money, Supporters Line Up for Medicaid Expansion
Big bucks for playing the game
The Democrats' Flawed and Contradictory Approach to Spending
Democrats don't quite know what sort of spending problem we have. But they're sure it's one that doesn't require cutting anything.
In MA, Legal Medical Marijuana May Put Professional Licenses at Risk
One of the risks of requiring permission from the state to work
Patient With "Sars-Like Virus" Has Died in the UK
Virus thought to have originated in the Middle East
Don't Look to States to Torpedo Obamacare
The program's incentives are perverse and irresistible
Flu Season Starting To Retreat
Cases are trending downward, though it's not over yet
Unwilling Doctors Cast Shadow Over Medicaid Expansion
No obvious way to lure more physicians into the unwieldy program
Family Awarded $63 Million in Motrin Lawsuit
Girl lost most of her skin in reaction to children's pain medicine
Deadline Looms for States on Healthcare Exchanges
Supposed to decide by Friday whether they'll have them
Would Hayek Have Approved Obamacare?
George Mason's Erik Angner on the libertarian economist's mostly unacknowledged support for redistribution.
