The End of Public Health? It’s Not Dead Yet
Older federal health laws are on a downward spiral to address modern health problems, but the spiraling can reversed — if Congress acts.
The End of Public Health? It’s Not Dead Yet

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Older federal health laws are on a downward spiral to address modern health problems, but the spiraling can reversed — if Congress acts.

Expanding health insurance coverage may be on the menu through budget reconciliation.

By Nicole Huberfeld Earlier this week, Jonathan Adler wrote in the National Review Online that challenges to the individual mandate were just beginning. And today, Oklahoma’s September challenge to the ACA is making headlines. As…
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