Health Care

Preventable medical mistakes by government's doctors account for nearly 20 percent of all deaths in US.

Statin use exemplifies the sorry state of US health care.

"One in four Americans over the age of 45 now takes statins, typically for the primary prevention of heart attacks and strokes. Traditionally, primary prevention usually involves healthy lifestyle choices that support heart health, things like eating right and exercising, yet here we have millions of Americans taking pills instead."

Bad.

CDC employees are unable to deal with 300 cases of salmonella without recalling a dozen civilian workers. That's fantastic incompetence. And we're supposed to believe the CDC will handle a pandemic? This sounds like more of an excuse to end furloughs.

Former Ohio State director of pediatric cancer radiation program to plead guilty to possession of child porn.

Veterans get free health care under Obamacare. But they already got free health care at the VA. This seems like an admission the VA is dangerous.

I'm skeptical that Sprite is a cure for hangovers.