Unleashing the Killer Pill
Written by William F. JasperRU-486, the abortion pill, is a dangerous drug that not only kills the unborn infant but endangers the mother’s life and health as well.
Government and psychiatry join forces to make children take powerful drugs, even against their parents' wishes.
Republican governors continue their conversion to the cause of ObamaCare. By Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.
Former Surgeon General C. Everett Koop, who died February 25 at 96, is remembered for his uncompromising pro-life stand.
In a bid to save money, including new ObamaCare health-insurance fees, employers are increasingly dropping health coverage for employees' spouses.
Concierge medicine and its more modest iteration, "direct pay" medicine, are looking more and more attractive to both doctors and patients fed up with dealing with the complexities and difficulties of Medicare and insurance companies.
Families to Pay at Least $20,000 a Year for Insurance Under ObamaCare, Says IRS
Written by Michael TennantA new IRS regulation states that the least expensive health insurance plan available under ObamaCare will cost the average family $20,000 per year in 2016.
Outcome of ObamaCare
Written by Thomas R. Eddlem
Americans who want to know how ObamaCare, the recently passed healthcare reform package, will impact the nation need only look toward Massachusetts.
ObamaCare allows insurers to charge smokers up to 50 percent more for coverage than nonsmokers, potentially pricing older smokers out of the insurance market altogether.
Faced with severe healthcare changes brought on by ObamaCare, one Pennsylvania hospital will be closing its obstetrics program by the end of March, forcing prospective mothers to look elsewhere to deliver their babies.
Unleashing the Killer Pill
Written by William F. JasperRU-486, the abortion pill, is a dangerous drug that not only kills the unborn infant but endangers the mother’s life and health as well.
Government and psychiatry join forces to make children take powerful drugs, even against their parents' wishes.
Republican governors continue their conversion to the cause of ObamaCare. By Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.
Former Surgeon General C. Everett Koop, who died February 25 at 96, is remembered for his uncompromising pro-life stand.
In a bid to save money, including new ObamaCare health-insurance fees, employers are increasingly dropping health coverage for employees' spouses.
Concierge medicine and its more modest iteration, "direct pay" medicine, are looking more and more attractive to both doctors and patients fed up with dealing with the complexities and difficulties of Medicare and insurance companies.
Families to Pay at Least $20,000 a Year for Insurance Under ObamaCare, Says IRS
Written by Michael TennantA new IRS regulation states that the least expensive health insurance plan available under ObamaCare will cost the average family $20,000 per year in 2016.
Outcome of ObamaCare
Written by Thomas R. Eddlem
Americans who want to know how ObamaCare, the recently passed healthcare reform package, will impact the nation need only look toward Massachusetts.
ObamaCare allows insurers to charge smokers up to 50 percent more for coverage than nonsmokers, potentially pricing older smokers out of the insurance market altogether.
Faced with severe healthcare changes brought on by ObamaCare, one Pennsylvania hospital will be closing its obstetrics program by the end of March, forcing prospective mothers to look elsewhere to deliver their babies.
Unleashing the Killer Pill
Written by William F. JasperRU-486, the abortion pill, is a dangerous drug that not only kills the unborn infant but endangers the mother’s life and health as well.
Government and psychiatry join forces to make children take powerful drugs, even against their parents' wishes.
Republican governors continue their conversion to the cause of ObamaCare. By Joe Wolverton, II, J.D.
Former Surgeon General C. Everett Koop, who died February 25 at 96, is remembered for his uncompromising pro-life stand.
In a bid to save money, including new ObamaCare health-insurance fees, employers are increasingly dropping health coverage for employees' spouses.
Concierge medicine and its more modest iteration, "direct pay" medicine, are looking more and more attractive to both doctors and patients fed up with dealing with the complexities and difficulties of Medicare and insurance companies.
Families to Pay at Least $20,000 a Year for Insurance Under ObamaCare, Says IRS
Written by Michael TennantA new IRS regulation states that the least expensive health insurance plan available under ObamaCare will cost the average family $20,000 per year in 2016.
Outcome of ObamaCare
Written by Thomas R. Eddlem
Americans who want to know how ObamaCare, the recently passed healthcare reform package, will impact the nation need only look toward Massachusetts.
ObamaCare allows insurers to charge smokers up to 50 percent more for coverage than nonsmokers, potentially pricing older smokers out of the insurance market altogether.
Faced with severe healthcare changes brought on by ObamaCare, one Pennsylvania hospital will be closing its obstetrics program by the end of March, forcing prospective mothers to look elsewhere to deliver their babies.