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What's ailing health care? Policy prognosis 2022
"What's ailing health care? Policy prognosis 2022" is a Special Advertising supplement to The Washington Times.
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Channeling Virginia's pioneering spirit to address our mental health crisis
As Virginia's Governor, it is my mission to make Virginia the best place to live, learn, work and raise a family.
A stronger, more sustainable Medicare
As a clinician who has worked to transform care from the inner cities to rural counties, I know we cannot meaningfully advance health for our communities without addressing their unique needs and circumstances.
Health care at home became a reality during the pandemic, now we need to keep the door open
Think about the last time you or a loved one were seriously ill.
National Liver Donation system discriminates against midwestern states
Every year, hundreds of Kansans and Missourians receive devastating medical diagnoses and, in some circumstances, their only life-saving treatment is a liver transplant.
Why is Biden afraid of COVID-19 natural immunity information?
Raise your hand if you had a COVID vaccination and also got COVID. I see those hands.
Democrats refuse to investigate Biden's failed COVID response
As we enter the third year of the COVID-19 pandemic, it has become clear that President Biden has failed to "shut down the virus" as he promised during the campaign.
Congress must focus on drug pricing solutions that help Idahoans and all Americans
As we enter a new year, the American people face a broad range of challenges, from rampant inflation to supply chain disruptions and labor shortages.
Prescription for a healthier future: More choice, lower costs, American-made medicines and supplies
No parent should wake up to find their child lifeless from a fentanyl-laced drug overdose.
The CDC hides COVID data but says Americans are the problem
One of the major catastrophes of the bungling of the Biden administration's COVID-19 response has been the loss of trust in the agencies that we should be able to trust the most.
How we solve the fentanyl crisis and save lives
Illicit fentanyl is surging across our southern border and killing more people than ever.
The right to know: Shining a light on health care costs
Imagine going to the grocery store and shopping for food and goods without knowing how much your bill will total until you are in the checkout line or back at home preparing to eat.
American moms are at risk and we need to act
There is a maternal health crisis facing our country.
Health care workers cared for us, now it's our turn
While the COVID-19 pandemic has been life-changing for so many, arguably the greatest toll has been on our health care workforce.
Bipartisan solutions saving babies and their moms
Too many American families know of or have been touched personally by the devastating loss of an infant or mom during childbirth.
It's time to invest in maternal health
In 2017, my friend Toni Brown was expecting her family's first grandchild.
Public-private partnerships combat threat of new infections
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is a major threat to human health around the world.
Radical proposals will skyrocket health care costs and hamstring private sector innovation
At a time when prices for everything continue to surge, the last thing Americans need is to break the bank when receiving the health care and medications they need.
Biden's attacks on employer-sponsored health care pave the way for socialized medicine
Employer-sponsored insurance is the bedrock of American health care.
