What will it take to solve the obesity crisis — increased personal responsibility or policy, systems, and environmental changes?
We need a system that allows veterans to have options for the best of what VA can offer, as well as the best of what the private sector can offer.
Privatization of the VHA would improve health care for veterans and nonveterans alike.
With our nation approaching the third anniversary of the COVID-19 lockdown, the latest edition of The Ripon Forum examines the state of pandemic preparedness in America and the fact that our country has fewer doctors than virtually every other developed country in the world.
The United States has fewer physicians per capita than virtually every other developed country. At first glance, our lack of physicians is a puzzle.
Many health care practices we consider essential are slowly becoming things of the past or recent memory.
Hundreds of Americans are still dying each day from COVID-19, while the next pandemic could strike at any time – and be much more deadly. In many ways we are even less prepared than before COVID-19.
Increasing choice, competition, and transparency is at the center of House GOP solutions to make health care more affordable.
The Representative of Michigan’s 6th Congressional District reveals who inspired him as a child and what the GOP must do to reclaim its congressional majority in 2022.
Medicare for All would involve an unprecedented expansion of federal government expenditures and tax burdens.
We can spend less – we just cannot spend less and still have as easy an access to the open-ended, technically-advanced, sophisticated health care delivery system that we have had in the past.
When the Medicare Modernization Act was signed into law in December 2003, there were many predictions of problems implementing the new drug benefit.