This week, Ron and Matthew discuss new results from the Kaiser Family Foundation’s COVID-19 Vaccine Monitor. This time, some people aren’t sure about booster shots.
Then they discuss why the FDA is approving drugs like Aduhelm and Relyvrio. These new drugs are very expensive but not very effective. What is the point of approving drugs that don’t do much?
Where can I find more information on the COVID-19 booster shots?
How many people have been boosted for COVID-19?
Why are drugs so expensive?
Why won’t Medicare cover Aduhelm?
Should the definition of “medicine” and “healthcare” be expanded?
Should IVF and other fertility measures be covered by employer healthcare?
Why are there limited drugs for superbugs?
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Articles mentioned in this program:
KFF COVID-19 Vaccine Monitor: September 2022 - Kaiser Family Foundation
Cost and Risk - Ron Howrigon in FLATLINING.net
Sandbagging an Alzheimer’s Treatment - The Editorial Board of The Wall Street Journal
ALS drug wins FDA approval despite questionable data - ABC News
IRA’s Drug Price ‘Negotiation’ Provisions Are the Wrong Answer to the Right Question - Mei Mei Hu in RealClear Health
Why We Will Never Control Medical Costs - Wesley J. Smith in National Review
The war against superbugs caught in congressional quagmire - POLITICO
Ep. 23 - Drugs