THE WALL STREET JOURNAL THE DOCTOR WHO IS SICK OF WASHINGTON By Joseph Rago Mr. Rago is a member of the Journal’s editorial board February 1, 2014 Washington Tom Coburn stood for Congress in 1994 as a political tenderfoot for two main reasons: As an obstetrician he thought government was impinging too much on
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES CARSON: A physician’s view on the sanctity of life The thought of abortion for convenience is repugnant By Ben S. Carson Tuesday, January 21, 2014 Dr. Ben Carson Several years ago, I was consulted by a young woman who was 33 weeks pregnant and was on her way to Kansas get
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THE WALL STREET JOURNAL LET’S NOT KID OURSELVES ABOUT MARIJUANA By Mitchell S. Rosenthal Dr. Rosenthal is a child psychiatrist and the founder of the nonprofit substance-abuse treatment and prevention organization Phoenix House. Jan.10, 2014 Pot is always good for a giggle, and that makes it hard to take marijuana seriously. The news
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July 31, 2013 Scott Gottlieb: How ObamaCare Hurts Patients The 340B program was meant to help about 90 hospitals buy drugs to treat the poor. Now 1,675 hospitals qualify. By SCOTT GOTTLIEB Dr. Gottlieb is a physician and resident fellow at the American Enterprise Institute. He consults with and invests in life-science companies EXCERPT
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July 12, 2013 Hospitals Prescribe Big Data to Track Doctors at Work Marnie Baker, a pediatrician at California’s MemorialCare Health System, has an easy manner and ready smile. Now, though, her job is to be the bearer of a serious and, for some of her colleagues, unwelcome message. She’s the voice of a program
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES OVERBECK: When medical secrets become public Obamacare’s electronic records mandate could jeopardize candidates Monday, June 24, 2013 Joy Overbeck is a Colorado journalist and author EXCERPT FROM THIS ARTICLE IRS agents had a search warrant to look into the financial, not the medical, records of one former company employee. From there,
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June 19, 2013 David Rivkin and Elizabeth Foley: An ObamaCare Board Answerable to No One The ‘death panel’ is a new beast, with god-like powers. Congress should repeal it or test its constitutionality. smaller Larger By DAVID B. RIVKIN JR. And ELIZABETH P. FOLEY Mr. Rivkin, a partner at Baker Hostetler LLP,
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Klein: Obamacare’s empress strikes again May 15, 2013 | Philip Klein Senior Editorial Writer The Washington Examiner Popular in Opinion According to the Washington Post, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius “has made multiple phone calls to health industry executives, community organizations and church groups and asked that they contribute whatever they can
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OBAMACARE’S MEDICAID EXPANSION EXPLAINED – by John Hood, Carolina Journal http://www.carolinajournal.com/daily_journal/display.html?id=9968#.UTsvFBrV6aY.mailto
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