Outgoing Congress Still Has Time To Act On PBM Reform
Congress and President Joe Biden can address the problem of PBMs -- Pharmacy Benefit Managers -- by passing two bipartisan reforms during the current "lame duck" legislative session.
Dairy Trade Plays Key Role In Global Child Development
In a paper advocating for improving nutrition in the first 1,000 days, the American Academy of Pediatrics identified 14 key nutrients for early brain development. Dairy foods provide seven of those 14 nutrients.
Fund The Police
Crime has become a top issue for many lately. I had actually started writing an article three years ago on why we need to fund the police and revisited it after the issue impacted me personally. In a single month, I've had two home invasions. They were not opportunistic break-ins but organized by crime rings.
If Approved, A Gabonese Plant Brings Hope For PTSD, Opioid Sufferers
While Ibogaine treatment has mushroomed in Mexico and a few other nations, in the U.S. it remains on the Schedule I list of controlled substances.
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Waste: An Environmental Crisis That Can Also Power Our World
What if the answer to our growing trash problem is -- more trash?
Automate or Educate? The High-Stakes Choice Facing Our Next President
As the 2024 election heats up, one thing should be clear to every candidate: the future of our economy depends on our approach to jobs and our workforce. Period.
Republicans Shouldn't Let Democrats Dominate On Healthcare Issues
Contrary to the conventional wisdom, Republican candidates don't need to shy away from healthcare debates -- especially not as they campaign against Kamala Harris.
To Repair Its Reputation, Citibank Must Fix Its Culture
Citigroup has been hit with a torrent of suits and scandals in recent years -- all centered on the abusive way the bank has treated its customers.
The Inflation Reduction Act's Hidden Healthcare Costs to Patients
The law's changes to Medicare are colliding with the complex reality of the U.S. healthcare system -- and leaving many seniors worse off than before.
Schools Should Follow Business' Lead To Prep Kids For Future
More U.S. students are graduating high school than ever before, with the nationwide completion rate close to 90%. But that seemingly good news hides a worrisome fact: far too many students are unprepared for life after graduation.
Democratizing Bioinformatic And Biological R&D
The two key innovations behind NeuroFold are its multimodal approach to understanding the protein fitness landscape, as well as leveraging a functional baseline.
New Generic Diabetes Drug Shows How Medical Innovation Works
The drugmaker Teva Pharmaceuticals made history in June by launching the first-ever generic version of a GLP-1 diabetes drug.
World Looks To Business For Ethical Leadership
As people around the world lose confidence in key institutions, greater responsibility than ever before now rests on the shoulders of businesses and corporations to maintain and restore the level of ethical leadership that engenders trust.
The 2024 Election And The Future Of Crypto
Former President Donald Trump, a recent convert to the crypto universe, chose crypto supporter Sen. J. D. Vance (R-Ohio) as his running mate, signaling that support for digital currencies may play an important role in the GOP campaign this year.
America Can't Be First If We Keep Putting Africa Last
The meeting is the 21st AGOA Forum, named after the African Growth and Opportunity Act, is unusually important because the act, the lynchpin of US economic relations with the continent for a quarter of a century, expires in 2025.
Anniversary Of AMIA Building Bombing A Reminder Of Iranian Threat
July 18 marks 30 years since the bombing of the Argentine-Israeli Mutual Association (AMIA) building in Buenos Aries, which killed 85 people
Electoral Politics Won't Save Iranians, But Regime Change Will
The National Council of Resistance of Iran (NCRI) recently held a three-day summit at its Paris headquarters featuring hundreds of Western lawmakers and policy experts to discuss the future of the Islamic Republic in the wake of its latest presidential election.
Medicare Misses Opportunity To Encourage Investment In New Medicines
The Biden administration recently released guidance that's supposed to clarify how it will "negotiate" the maximum fair prices of select drugs covered by Medicare. Unfortunately, like last year's guidance, this year's document raises a lot of questions.
Bringing Younger Americans Up to Speed with Tech Savvy, Financially Literate Boomers
A new survey found that older Americans outperform Gen Z when it comes to financial skills and digital safety. Nearly 75% of respondents over 65 ranked highly on both digital and financial literacy skills, compared to just 28% of people between 18 and 24.
Canada Holds Key To Designating Iran's Revolutionary Guard A Terrorist Organization
The death of Iranian President, Ebrahim Raisi, has once again brought the focus on the role of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) as the fulcrum of the survival of the regime.
US Dairy Trade Goes Hand In Hand With UN Goals
The US dairy sector needs to be involved with the UN because the US is a primary dairy supplier to global markets, and the UN recommends policies that many countries adopt into national law.
Pahlavi Is Iran's Version Of 'The Man Who Wasn't There'
The antics of Reza Pahlavi, the son of the deposed and detested Shah of Iran, are remindful of the poem "The Man Who Wasn't There" by the American Hugh Mearns.
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