It’s Time to Track the FDA’s Death Toll
Many Americans could die in the coming weeks and months thanks to the FDA’s blockade on coronavirus testing. Should we consider those victims as martyrs for the principle of bureaucratic supremacy?
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Markets vs. Socialism: Why South Korean Healthcare Is Outperforming Italy with COVID-19
The Italians could learn some lessons about healthcare from the South Koreans, who still maintain a robust private market in health insurance. Although the Koreans have relatively ample resources for COVID-19 patients, Italy's state-dominated system is quickly running out of options.
The Virus and the Money Printing Press: Socioeconomic Effects of the COVID Lockdowns
Accad and Koka interview Ryan McMaken.
Libertarian NYC Doctor Explains the Physiology of the Coronavirus
Levi Machado explains what COVID-19 actually can do to the body, and why it’s not really comparable to the flu. He also offers some tips on staying healthy.
Pandemic Trade-Offs, with Jeff Deist
Jeff Deist addresses the unprecedented governmental response to COVID, in unintended consequences, and the inability of local communities to set their own course.
Decentralization and Privatization Haven’t Gone Far Enough in Coronavirus Testing
Federal regulation of medical tests and testing needs to be ended and left to the states. And then state authority must be broken up and decentralized even further.
Nicole Saphier: Make America Healthy Again
Dr. Nicole Saphier discusses her new book, Make America Healthy Again.
Per Bylund on Regulations, COVID, and Sweden
Accad and Koka interview Per Bylund, Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship at Oklahoma State University.
How the CDC Prevented Fast and Accurate Testing for COVID-19
After weeks of bungling, faulty tests, and policy reversals the CDC bureaucrats managed to achieve some semblance of competence. But by then they were already far behind the curve.
How the CDC Prevented Fast and Accurate Testing for COVID-19
After weeks of bungling, faulty tests, and policy reversals the CDC bureaucrats managed to achieve some semblance of competence. But by then they were already far behind the curve.
