Effectiveness of Malaria Program Debated
Got millions in subsidies but didn't track who received drugs, making success difficult to determine
Public Health
Three More Meningitis Deaths Recorded
Death toll up to 28 with 356 cases reported
Meningitis Cases Now Found in 19 States
Rhode Island the latest. 347 infections and 25 deaths.
Mass. Moves to Close Company Tied to Meningitis Outbreak
Trying to revoke their license due to unclean conditions
Meningitis Probe May Lead to Drug Shortages
Drug manufacturer shut down for a month for investigation
Boy Ordered to Change Schools for Carrying Cystic Fibrosis Gene
Could present to risk with another student who has the disease
Va. Health Chief Resigns over New Abortion Rules
Regulations treat abortion clinics the same as hospitals
HPV Vaccine Doesn't Lead to Promiscuity, Study Shows
Question: How likely are those who think STD protection leads to sexual activity to believe a study?
Meningitis Outbreak May Expand to Other Drugs
Possible cases in patients who had received injections other than pain steroids
First Lawsuit in Meningitis Outbreak
Minnesota woman sues pharmacy at center of tainted steroid problem
Marijuana Legalization and the Nanny State: A Reason Debate
Drug Policy Alliance's Ethan Nadelmann and Drug Policy Institute's Kevin Sabet take on pot and public health.
Feds Seek Court Review of Cigarette Pack Warnings
Graphic ads had been denied for First Amendment reasons
Four in Minneapolis Show Meningitis Symptoms
Authorities trying to track down more than 700 injected with steroids for back or neck pain
Why U.S. Health Care Costs More Than Canada's: "A Mercedes Costs More than a Corolla"
Q&A with the Montreal Economic Institute's Michel Kelly-Gagnon
57 Patients May Be Affected by Boston Paramedic's Drug-Tampering
Though health officials aren't exactly sure what happened.
Yosemite Expands Hantavirus Testing to All Park Workers
Up to 3,000 to be tested to determine if they've been infected
Denial of Medical Choice: Even Worse Than Activists Think
Abortion advocates fear government bureaucrats could use burdensome rules to reduce access to medical care. That's happening already.
The Man Versus the Therapeutic State
Thomas Szasz's courageous defense of freedom and responsibility
Mobile Phones Still Aren't Dangerous
Norwegian study finds no harm from the little wonders
Third Camper Killed by Hantavirus in Yosemite
Up to 10,000 could have been exposed
