Archive: Healthcare

Technology, Not Government, Beat the Pandemic
Why American free enterprise is our most powerful tool in preparing for the next big viral scare
Grant Whitmer | March 29, 2021
Doctors Predict ‘International Epidemic’ of Child Suicide
The damage we’re inflicting on children is too devastating to be waved away in the name of public health—it’s quickly becoming an emergency in its own right
Brad Polumbo | March 25, 2021
Americans Misinformed About COVID Hospitalization
A recent Gallup survey found that more than one-third of Americans believe that at least half of those infected with COVID-19 require hospitalization.
Jon Miltimore | March 24, 2021
10 Crazy Examples of Waste in New COVID-19 Bill
The only real solution to this corruption is to shrink the government itself—and leave fewer of our resources for unscrupulous politicians to pilfer away
Brad Polumbo | March 1, 2021
Getting Conned by COVID-19 CON Laws
How Iowa prevented a hospital from expanding... during a pandemic
Conor Norris | March 1, 2021
FDA Slow Walks COVID-19 Vaccine
Bureaucratic delays are costing us more lives
Conor Norris | February 2, 2021
The COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout Is a Mess
Centrally planed coronavirus vaccine distribution is our worst option
Conor Norris | January 24, 2021
The Pandemic Proves U.S. Healthcare Is Underrated
Considering how much strain the system is under, Americans are not dying of COVID-19 at the rate of other nations in the Anglosphere
Ross Marchand | January 18, 2021
Why the Real Villain of 2020 Was Big Government
COVID-19 was going to be bad, no matter what. But the failures of big government made it much, much worse
Alexander William Salter | January 5, 2021
Exposé Shows UK’s COVID Response Rife with Corruption
Roughly $5 billion in taxpayer money allocated for PPE contracts went to companies connected to government officials
Brad Polumbo | January 3, 2021
San Francisco Loosens Restrictions on Dating
San Francisco residents can date again, but still can’t kiss
Conor Norris | December 17, 2020
The Top 3 Most Egregious Pandemic Restrictions
In the age of pandemic fatigue, common sense and good faith must prevail
Luka Ladan | December 11, 2020