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In this episode RealClearHealth Editor, Jerry Rogers talks with Hannah Anderson, Senior Director of Healthy America Policy at the America First Policy Institute (AFPI) on how Pharmacy Benefit Managers
Do you think routine physical examinations are warranted?
California voters will soon decide whether to impose a one-time 5% tax on the wealth of the state’s billionaires.
Thursday's Senate confirmation hearing for Food and Drug Administration commissioner nominee Heidi Overton yielded little insight as to how she'd regulate access to vaccines and abortion pills, or whe
Drugs for treating depression are among the most prescribed category of medications in the U.S. – 1 in 6 American adults take them.
Americans are clamoring for relief from soaring healthcare prices.
Our co-founder Steve Forbes is right. This is a national disgrace. The Left’s answer is more health care socialism.
Affordability is shaping up to be the defining issue of the 2026 midterm elections. In swing states and battleground districts, voters consistently rank the cost of living, and prescription drug price
Pharmaceuticals cost more in America than in any other developed nation. But copying Europe’s price controls with Most Favored Nation pricing (MFN) will not fix that problem. Washington should i
The Trump administration's latest round of voluntary drug-pricing deals has put Most Favored Nation pricing back in the headlines. I understand the appeal. I have spent my life depending on medicines
In law, before reaching a conclusion, we have a responsibility to examine the full record carefully, honestly and without preconception. When the evidence reveals a serious problem, we also have a res
Prescription Drugs panel, moderated by Jerry Rogers, editor of RealClearHealth
America’s healthcare affordability crisis is much larger than pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs). CMS projects national healthcare spending of about $5.7
Justice Department documents contradict 60 Minutes report on pardons.
The Trump Administration cancelled the ACA health plans for more than 750,000 enrollments that are suspected of being fraudulent. Democrats immediately criticized the move. For instance, former House
A growing share of young women get health and wellness information from social media influencers. Survey data points to convenience, a desire for lifestyle change, and entertainment as the main reason
My patient didn’t need a prescription drug; she needed a human to understand her.
A new Endocrine Society “Scientific Statement” puts the brain at the center of obesity and GLP-1 action—but ignores the means by which the brain directly regulates fat storage.
The United States has long led the world in medical innovation. In cancer care, that progress has produced treatments that are more targeted and increasingly capable of treating disease while protecti