Kaiser Health News, December 24, 2019. It is so problematic that the FDA continues to file thousands of reports of patients’ deaths related to medical devices out of the public eye.
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Roundup 2019: Breast implants, mesh, paclitaxel-coated devices among hot topics at FDA expert panels
MedTech Dive, December 23, 2019. As the FDA approves medical devices, it is essential that the public is made aware of inadequate post-approval studies and spotty adverse event reporting.
Read More »I Visited a ‘Private ER’ Where People Pay Up to $5,000 a Year to Skip the Hospital— Take a Look
Insider, December 19, 2019. The ER system is broken; the country’s emergency medicine system is misused, overused, and wildly expensive.
Read More »Amity Towns Vote For Improvements To Fields, Buildings
Orange Town News, December 12, 2019. Woodbridge and Orange residents voted in favor of updating the fields at the high school and rejected using artificial turf due to their numerous health risks.
Read More »Medical Professors are Supposed to Share Their Outside Income With the University of California. But Many Don’t.
ProPublica, December 6, 2019. A comparison of University of California filings with federal data shows that moonlighting professors are shortchanging taxpayers.
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