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Unable to Afford Health Care?–Yes, Says Gallup. BRI Board Chairman Sally Pipes Takes a Closer Look.

April 26, 2021 by Richard Walker

Where are Amercians spending their surplus money…health care, recreational and leisure activities, consumer goods? The answer may shock you.

Tags: Affordable Health Care, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Consumer Spending, Health care, NR Capital Matters, pacific research institute, Sally Pipes

Medical Students & Political Activism

April 7, 2021 by Richard Walker

Events of 2020 Moved Medical Students to Political Activism

Tags: American Medical Students Association, CaliforniaHealthline, Future Doctors in Politics, Healthcare, Kaiser Health News, medical students, MedOutTheVote, Political Activism, Rebecca Kiessling, Science and Public Health, Students for Choice

Government: When Patients Don’t Come First.

March 23, 2021 by Richard Walker

When doctors put their patients first, what consequences may they face?

CDC Finds Masks, Indoor Dining Bans Don’t Stop Virus, Media Ignores

March 17, 2021 by Richard Walker

CDC report finds that wearing face masks and limited or ban indoor dining did little to stop the spread of Covid.

Montana’s Forward Thinking Senate Bill

February 22, 2021 by Richard Walker

Montana Senate Considers Bill to Promote DPC.

Tags: Daily Montanan, Darcy Bryan, Direct Care Model, George Mason University, Jared Rhoads, MD, Mercatus Center, Montana Senate Bill 101, One-Size-Fits-All

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