Health Care Videos

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.

There are serious dangers lurking behind the government's $30 billion electronic health record (EHR) experiment. This omnipresent technology turns doctors into data clerks and shifts attention from patients to paperwork--while health plans, government agencies, and the health data industry profit. Patients who think the HIPAA ''privacy'' rule protects the confidentiality of their medical information will be shocked to discover it makes their medical records an open book.

What is Free to Choose Medicine and how does it improve upon FDA clinical trials? For more information, go to www.freetochoosemedicine.com

Bart Madden and Tim Huelskamp Ph.D. talk about Free to Choose Medicine, a revolutionary new system to get better drugs to consumers faster at a lower cost, at Freedom Fest. This version comes with the question and answer section.

Bart Madden and Tim Huelskamp Ph.D. talk about Free to Choose Medicine, a revolutionary new system to get better drugs to consumers faster at a lower cost, at Freedom Fest.