Jenny McCarthy’s View

August 27, 2013

Nathan Risinger on the controversial decision naming Jenny McCarthy as one of the co-hosts of The View, despite her continuing advocacy for the link between vaccines and autism against all evidence

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Op-Ed: Just Another Rule

August 9, 2013

Our Ishan Dasgupta on Alex Rodriguez, PEDs, and why we need to rethink doping in sport.

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Someone Should Oversee It

January 11, 2013

Study explores perspectives on the regulation of new therapeutic probiotics

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Pogo said, “We have met the enemy and he is us”. Questionable grammar aside, we as a society invite this type of problem by allowing advertisers to trade on the implicit trust we have in medical professionals

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Reconsidering Thalidomide

September 18, 2012

New and positive research about an old and historically-problematic medicine, provides an opportunity to pause and consider whistle-blowing, regulation/oversight and research with pregnant women

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Plan B Kerfuffle

December 9, 2011

HHS Sec’y Sebelius overruled the FDA and denied approval for the “morning-after pill” contraceptive to be made available to women of any age without a prescription. Renee Boss comments on some of the evidence

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Can the concept of hope be considered a good in and of itself?

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Berman Institute faculty discuss the dilemma posed by randomizing patients — and the anguish of withholding hope.

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