Doctors

Thousands of physicians have adopted direct primary care to avoid government and insurers' obstruction of quality, personalized health care. The Federalist

Earlier this month, Gov. Kay Ivey, R-Ala., signed the medical protection of in vitro fertilization (IVF) procedures and treatments into Alabama law. Ivey commended this legislation, saying it reinforces the state’s commitment to the…

A recent article pointed out that soaring malpractice insurance premiums for clinics that provide puberty blockers, cross-sex hormones, and surgical procedures to minors are becoming an obstacle to those who profit from inflicting…

Scientific impartiality is supposed to prevent politics from influencing the country’s health care decisions. This is no longer true for chronic kidney disease (CKD), which is the impaired ability of the kidneys to remove waste,…

In keeping with the media’s broader and long-running effort to destigmatize obesity, NPR reported sympathetically in December that some doctors are refusing to talk about the health risks of obesity with their overweight patients, claiming…

When Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin decided he didn’t like that federal law prohibits the Armed Forces from paying for abortions, he simply released a policy to ignore the law and have the military pay for it anyway. When the Biden…

A Postpartum Depression Drug Is Hitting The Market, But A Better Alternative Already Exists The first FDA-approved drug in pill form to treat postpartum depression, Zurzuvae, is expected to hit the market next month, with pricing starting…

There are plenty of heartbreaking details yet to resurface about the fires that raged through Maui and leveled the seaside town of Lahaina, but there’s little doubt that government incompetence contributed to the tragedy. Precautionary…

This is an adapted excerpt from The Scalpel and the Soul: Our Radical Transformation as Husband and Wife Abortion Doctors (Kolbe & Anthony, June 20). I have a particular memory related to the years we spent doing…

I knew media bias runs rampant across our nation, but it runs equally as biased in my home state of South Dakota. South Dakota Searchlight published a recent hit piece by business reporter Makenzie Huber titled, “Physicians feel ‘trapped’…