Health Care Videos

Michael J. A. Robb, M.D. joins Free to Choose Medicine Director Christina Herrin to discuss COVID-19. Their conversation focuses on patient rights during the pandemic. Should patients have access to medicines that carry risks if there's a chance it will save their lives? Dr. Robb and Christina discuss this question and more.

Christina Herrin of the Heartland Institute and Naomi Lopez and Christina Sandefur of the Goldwater Institute discuss the need to excel patient freedom and get FDA out of the way. During a crisis, it is crucial that doctors and patients are in control of their health care, not the government. Currently, there is no approved treatment for COVID-19, but there are potential options for patients to use off label medicine that have already been approved by FDA for treating other ailments as long as FDA doesn't act as a barrier. Get the scoop by following @_Free2Choose on twitter and stay up to date with our latest Free to Choose Medicine video interviews.

Dr. Jane Orient explains why she's leading the charge to bring hydroxychloroquine to more patients as fast as possible to combat the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Orient also talks about all the ways our health care system is failing coronavirus patients who could be saved.

In this briefing, you are going to hear from some of the best experts in the country on what we need to do about COVID-19 and how to save America from this economic challenge — while also protecting those most vulnerable to the coronavirus. Both goals are achievable with the right policies. Read the report this briefing is based on here: https://www.heartland.org/publications-resources/publications/return-to-normal-getting-our-states-back-to-work-quickly-and-safely

Everyone knows that the free-market provides goods and services more efficiently than government. Many don't know why. In this Flashes of Freedom, we break down the subconscious decisions that destroy government efficiency.

Justin Haskins, executive editor at The Heartland Institute, join Tucker Carlson to expose Kamala Harris' single payer health care lies to the American people. Justin also tears Bernie Sander's apart for failing to pay his employees $15 an hour.

The Tradeoff Evaluation Drug Database (TEDD) is a crucial aspect of Free to Choose Medicine that allows patients and doctors to judge if the benefits from a new drug exceeds the benefits from an approved drug and is worth the risk. For this to work, patients and doctors would need relevant, up-to-date information about drugs in the Free to Choose Medicine track. This real-world data would be accessible on the internet through a Tradeoff Evaluation Drug Database, or TEDD. TEDD would store anonymous patient experience in real time and enable that information to be accessible for doctors, patients, and researchers alike. Free To Choose Medicine's TEDD enables patients to achieve life-changing, or even life-saving, treatment results not otherwise available.

Justin Haskins, executive editor at The Heartland Institute, joins "Varney and Co." on the Fox Business Network to discus socialism vs. capitalism.

Ed Hudgins, research director at The Heartland Institute, explains why Free to Choose Medicine can save millions of lives at heartland's CPAC 2019 breakout session.

Grace-Marie Turner, president of the Galen Institute, talks about the problems with the Food and Drug Administration during Heartland's breakout session at CPAC 2019.

Heartland Institute President Tim Huelskamp, Ph.D., explains the dangers of socialism and its potential effect on healthcare in the U.S. on Fox News.

Justin Haskins, executive editor at The Heartland Institute, joins Tipping Point With Liz Wheeler to talk about Medicare for All proposals.