Spending more money per capita on health care does not equal better outcomes, much like education, or anything else the government decides to control.
A case can be made that higher rates of cancer is byproduct of increased life expectancy, but the U.S. is falling behind in both categories. Read more at The Peter G. Peterson Foundation
Three deep-red states vote to expand Medicaid (Washington Times)
A look into our cells from Nature.com.
One of the first scientific claims in the documentary on Netflix called “What’s with Wheat” is that there are 10 times more bacteria in human bodies than cells.
The article by Nature.com’s Alison Abbott says the ratio is closer to a 1-to-1 ratio. (Not 10-to-1)
Which science is correct?
The left is pushing for massive gun control after the Las Vegas shooting. They already are on the march to single-payer health care. A look at what can happen when the “state” gets both …
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