An interview on the Internet-based resource for young physicians called Docrates.net May 2001 Question for Grace-Marie Arnett, President, Galen Institute: What is the best way to provide health coverage for uninsured children? And the reply: It is important for children to have access to the health care that they need, but it is equally important for their parents to be covered. Right now, … [Read more...] about An Interview with Docrates.net
AIDS Drugs Not Enough
The Philadelphia Inquirer While modern medicines can perform near miracles, even the newest and best drugs alone aren't enough for a crisis as serious and widespread as the tragedy of AIDS in Africa. Nonetheless, the pharmaceutical industry has become the target of activist groups and governments who claim drug companies are the villains and could solve the problem if only they gave their … [Read more...] about AIDS Drugs Not Enough
AIDS Drugs Not Enough
The Philadelphia Inquirer While modern medicines can perform near miracles, even the newest and best drugs alone aren't enough for a crisis as serious and widespread as the tragedy of AIDS in Africa. Nonetheless, the pharmaceutical industry has become the target of activist groups and governments who claim drug companies are the villains and could solve the problem if only they gave … [Read more...] about AIDS Drugs Not Enough
Letter to the Editor of The Wall Street Journal
Activist groups celebrated when pharmaceutical companies settled a lawsuit last week against a South African law allowing the country to make and buy cheap copies of patented AIDS drugs, as reported in the Journal last week. The South African government won its case on principle, and in the process undermined the very reason that drugs even exist. One of the most important advantages that the … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor of The Wall Street Journal
Letter to the Editor of The Wall Street Journal
Activist groups celebrated when pharmaceutical companies settled a lawsuit last week against a South African law allowing the country to make and buy cheap copies of patented AIDS drugs, as reported in the Journal last week. The South African government won its case on principle, and in the process undermined the very reason that drugs even exist. One of the most important advantages that the … [Read more...] about Letter to the Editor of The Wall Street Journal