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For years, public opinion polls have found that the cost of drugs is Americans’ number one health concern. Over half (55 percent) of all Americans report taking prescription drugs. There are two potential paths for America today: We can expand the role of government in setting drug prices, or we can foster greater individual choice and market competition to hold prices down. The former path would inevitably have unintended consequences, like drug shortages and reduced innovation. The latter would make drugs more affordable and accessible, while also encouraging and rewarding innovation.
Drugs

At the Bar: My Body, My Choice?

Jennifer C. Braceras, Inez Feltscher Stepman & May Mailman | At the Bar
Drugs

What are the limits of health tyranny?

May Mailman | Blog
Drugs

Russia’s Anti-West Propaganda Drives U.S. Vaccine Hesitancy

Maria Chaplia | Blog
Drugs

John Daniel Davidson – On the Border Crisis and the State of U.S.-Mexico Relations

Inez Feltscher Stepman & John Daniel Davidson | High Noon Podcast
Drugs

Should ‘pregnant people’ get the COVID vaccine?

Kelsey Bolar | Op-Ed
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Vaccine Mandates and Passports

Kelsey Bolar | On the Radio
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The Danger of Drug Price Controls

Blog
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Coalition Letter In Opposition To Price-Setting Schemes

Carrie Lukas | Letters
Drugs

Liability Protections Create a Safer America

May Mailman | Blog
Drugs

COVID-19: Time for the Good News!

Julie Gunlock | Blog
Drugs

Medical professionals must squarely face vaccine fears

Dr. Qanta Ahmed | Op-Ed
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IWF Letter to President Joe Biden

Hadley Heath Manning & Carrie Lukas | Letters

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