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January 8, 2021
FDA backtracks on hand-sanitizer fees
For their patriotic efforts, this is how these companies were thanked: the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released new regulations and fees for organizations
Health Care
December 11, 2020
Senate Holds Hearing on Early Medical Responses for COVID-19
As the media and scientific community is searching for a vaccine as a silver bullet, there are other treatments that could be immediately beneficial to the public
Health Care
December 8, 2020
Deregulate telehealth to increase access to care at lower cost
The pandemic has opened a world of possibilities and shows just how successful American ingenuity can be when government simply gets out of the way
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Health Care
December 8, 2020
South Carolina Certificate of Need Laws Limit Access to Care for Rural Residents
CON laws in South Carolina impact rural communities hardest by increasing drive times to seek care, increasing wait times to receive care, and leading toward higher health care costs
Government & Politics
December 8, 2020
NY Times Blows It Yet Again: Want Vaccines At All? Protect Intellectual Property Rights
As some reports would have it, this is the beginning of the end. Three coronavirus vaccines have posted excellent results, with more expected to come
Health Care
November 30, 2020
What Would Biden’s Health Care System Look Like?
Joe Biden, who will likely become president next year, has suggested he will seek to expand on the failed “Obamacare” system by including a public option, colloquially known as “Bidencare.”

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Health Care
January 8, 2021
FDA backtracks on hand-sanitizer fees
By Christina Herrin
For their patriotic efforts, this is how these companies were thanked: the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released new regulations and fees for organizations
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December 11, 2020
Senate Holds Hearing on Early Medical Responses for COVID-19
By Christina Herrin
As the media and scientific community is searching for a vaccine as a silver bullet, there are other treatments that could be immediately beneficial to the public
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December 8, 2020
NY Times Blows It Yet Again: Want Vaccines At All? Protect Intellectual Property Rights
By Seton Motley
As some reports would have it, this is the beginning of the end. Three coronavirus vaccines have posted excellent results, with more expected to come
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December 8, 2020
South Carolina Certificate of Need Laws Limit Access to Care for Rural Residents
By Christina Herrin
CON laws in South Carolina impact rural communities hardest by increasing drive times to seek care, increasing wait times to receive care, and leading toward higher health care costs
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December 8, 2020
Deregulate telehealth to increase access to care at lower cost
By Christina Herrin
The pandemic has opened a world of possibilities and shows just how successful American ingenuity can be when government simply gets out of the way
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November 30, 2020
What Would Biden’s Health Care System Look Like?
By Christina Herrin
Joe Biden, who will likely become president next year, has suggested he will seek to expand on the failed “Obamacare” system by including a public option, colloquially known as “Bidencare.”
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November 20, 2020
COVID-19: Danish Mask Study Published: What Next?
By Jane M. Orient, M.D.
Now that we have a randomized controlled trial (RCT) about masks, will it change what you do?
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November 18, 2020
Expansion of Association Health Plans Would Improve Health Care System
By Christina Herrin
Imagine a world where your local membership shopping club or health/fitness club could sell health insurance to members
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November 9, 2020
Doctors with COVID-19 Put Early At-Home Treatment to the Test
By AnneMarie Schieber
Two physicians who are leading the charge on early at-home COVID-19 treatment to reduce hospitalization and death, have themselves become infected with the virus and following the regiment they, themselves preach
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November 6, 2020
If the Government Can’t Manage Elections, It Sure Shouldn’t Manage Health Care
By Christina Herrin
If government can’t accomplish the task of properly counting ballots in a timely manner, it is not capable of managing our health care system
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