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#114. Mai 2024
A New Heritage "Backgrounder" Addresses the Mix of Doctors, But Not the Overall Supply
Blog: Cato at Liberty
The author is more concerned about doctor's national origin than about patients' access to health care.
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#28. Mai 2024
As Policymakers Begin to Crack Down on Xylazine (Tranq), They Should Get Ready for Medetomidine
Blog: Cato at Liberty
Policymakers always fight the last battle while drug trafficking organizations open new fronts.
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#38. Mai 2024
No, Canada Did Not Recriminalize Drugs in British Columbia
Blog: Cato at Liberty
Opposing the drug war should entail supporting reasonable public nuisance laws.
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#43. Mai 2024
Governor DeSantis Tells Residents of the "Free State of Florida" What Kind of Meat He Will Allow Them to Eat
Blog: Cato at Liberty
The culture war is not all that animates those opposing lab‐grown meat. Another factor is good old‐fashioned protectionism.
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#52. Mai 2024
Will Vermont Be the Next State to Permit Overdose Prevention Centers?
Blog: Cato at Liberty
Overdose prevention centers (OPCs) have been saving lives and preventing disease since the 1980s.
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#630. April 2024
Beer, Wine, Whiskey, Cigars, and Cigarettes Are Not on the DEA's List of Controlled Substances. Neither Should Cannabis Be
Blog: Cato at Liberty
Re‐scheduling cannabis as Schedule 3 doesn't go far enough. The DEA should de‐schedule cannabis.
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#729. April 2024
Biden Administration Again Delays Decision on Banning Menthol Tobacco
Blog: Cato at Liberty
Aside from criminal justice concerns, singling out menthol tobacco for a ban lacks a basis in scientific evidence.
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#81. April 2024
The War on Drugs Is Also a War on Pain Patients
Blog: Cato at Liberty
When cops practice medicine, overdoses increase, drug cartels get richer, and patients suffer.
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#927. März 2024
Idaho Slides Backwards by Prioritizing Abstinence over Preserving Life
Blog: Cato at Liberty
By recriminalizing SSPs, Idaho lawmakers appear to prioritize preventing people from using illicit drugs over preventing them from dying due to illicit drug use.
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#1026. März 2024
Dr. Kevorkian Was Convicted of Murder 25 Years Ago Today
Blog: Reason.com
Dr. Jack Kevorkian leaves the courtroom after he was convicted of second degree murder in Oakland County Circuit Court, March 26, 1999.
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#1114. März 2024
More States Move to Let Experienced Foreign Doctors Serve Their Patients
Blog: Cato at Liberty
Hopefully, the trend that Tennessee lawmakers started last year to make it easier for competent and experienced doctors in other countries who migrate to the United States to provide care to its residents will continue.
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#128. März 2024
FDA Delays Patients' Access to a New Alzheimer's Treatment
Blog: Cato at Liberty
How many people with early Alzheimer's disease will get access to this drug when it is too late for the drug to help because the FDA delayed its release into the market?
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#134. März 2024
Utah Becomes Seventh State to Let Patients Access Prescribing Clinical Psychologists
Blog: Cato at Liberty
As the country's mental health crisis worsens, government walls blocking access to mental health care are starting to crumble.
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#142. März 2024
Oregon Lawmakers Roll back New Drug War Strategy and Revert to Decades-Old Approach Linked to Soaring Overdose Deaths
Blog: Cato at Liberty
Oregon lawmakers had a chance to move the country toward a more rational and humane drug policy. Sadly, they flinched.
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#151. März 2024
New Empirical Evidence That Overdose Prevention Centers Save Lives
Blog: Cato at Liberty
As overdose fatalities mount, more states and municipalities are willing to give this proven harm‐reduction strategy a try.