In a previous post I commented on Judge Lamberth’s flawed decision in the stem cell funding case brought by two religiously and politically, but not scientifically or ethically…
In a previous posting the legally flawed and uninformed decision of Judge Roger Vinson was noted. Now Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli has filed a brief asking the 4th Circui…
Since my last post on the legal machinations with ACA, there has been a poorly crafted ruling that I shall discuss. To date there are some 22 cases with the following tabulatio…
The term health disparities refers to population-specific differences in the presence of disease, health outcomes, quality of health care and access to health care services t…
In my last post I wrote about some constitutional concerns and shall now address this issue further. Although the Bill of Rights contains no provision which prevents Congress f…
In our previous posts we have examined aspects of the legal challenges to the individual mandate and now shall consider some of the purported “constitutional” issues. Th…
In our previous posting we spoke about the litigation involving the PPACA and, specifically, the individual mandate, which will be the subject of our following postings. D…
On 23 March 2010 a lawsuit, one of several, against the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act was filed in federal court of the Northern District of Florida, subsequently joined…
On 23 August 2010, in an indefensible overreach, a conservative Texan jurist appointed to the bench by Ronald Reagan, Chief Judge Royce C. Lamberth of the Federal District Court for …
In the past Comparative Effectiveness Research (CER) was the province of a small cadre of scientists and policy analysts: the Agency for Health Care Research and Quality has funded s…
