Health

The usual argument about smoking and anti-obesity laws is that people who are sick cost the public money.

While the supposed purpose of genetic antidiscrimination laws is to "protect genetic privacy," the actual effect is to remove the ability of insurers to provide financial incentives for people to get screened for potentially fatal genetic risk factors. This will only lead to unnecessary deaths from treatable genetic disorders and higher health insurance costs.

I just heard from Lew Rockwell and he made it out of surgery just fine.

Remember: there is a story like this behind just about everything government does. If you comprehend that, you can understand why people like Albert Jay Nock said that the state is always and everywhere the enemy.

Congress has again passed an expansion of the State Children’s Health Insurance Program (SCHIP), only to have it vetoed again.

And if the strongest arguments supporters can make for it require both substantial misrepresentation and high pressure, they have a poor case.

The International Agency of Research on Cancer, the cancer arm of the World Health Organization, will b

Here’s a first for me: the female half of a couple seeking to emigrate from the UK to New Zealand is barred from joining her husband who&#821

We do know, however, that free people are better able to adapt and prosper than unfree people, in whatever situation the future holds.

It has been said that political movements which appear anemic, confined to the corner tables of