The Regulatory System May Not Be Ready for Synthetic Organisms
As researchers develop organisms that fuel your car, scholars warn that current regulations are not adequate.
Bringing Transparency Back to U.S. Food Law
Scholar argues that the food regulatory scheme is not doing enough in the name of transparency.
Supreme Court Ruling Preserves Health Insurance Subsidies
Supreme Court held that Affordable Care Act’s tax credits can apply to Americans in every state.
NHTSA Proposes Rule to Curb Substandard Motorcycle Helmets
Motorcyclists and law enforcement officials disagree over the necessity of proposed changes to helmet standards.
How to Prevent Another Measles Outbreak
Scholar urges states to restrict generous vaccine exemptions in the wake of measles comeback.
Are Health Care Antiseptics Safe and Effective for Medical Professionals?
The FDA asks for new data on the safety and efficacy of antiseptics used in hospitals and other health care settings.
Electronic Medicare Cards Could Reduce Fraud, Improve Care
GAO report suggests replacing paper Medicare cards with newer technology.
How Health Care Providers View Meaningful Use
Researchers assess providers’ views on government incentives for electronic health records.
Is OSHA Burying Its Head in the Sand with Proposed Silica Rule?
Scholars argue that OSHA’s proposed silica regulations are too demanding, inflexible.
Advisory Committee Urges Americans to Adopt a Sustainable Diet
Latest recommendations urge Americans to eat less meat.
First Biosimilar Drug Inches Closer to Entering U.S. Market
Newly approved type of generic drug defeats competitor in court and continues towards market.
Congress Rethinks Policy on Medical Marijuana
Legislation seeks to reduce friction between federal and state policies for medicinal marijuana use.