Public funding should prioritize access to established fertility treatment over enhancement

Debate continues over whether public funding prioritize access to established fertility....

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Younger patients should receive priority when lifesaving treatment is scarce

Insurers should be barred from setting premiums using genetic tests

Parents should be allowed to select embryos against adult-onset inherited disease

Publicly funded healthcare should cover infertility treatment

Creating human embryos solely for experimentation should be permitted

Medicare for All is a viable solution to the U.S. healthcare crisis

Medicare coverage of anti-obesity drugs would add about $35 billion to federal spending from 2026 to 2034

Semaglutide carries a regulator-confirmed risk of NAION, a very rare optic nerve condition

Semaglutide and tirzepatide are cost-effective for obesity at current net prices

Most adults with obesity but without diabetes stop GLP-1 drugs within a year

Medicare coverage of weight-loss drugs could save Medicare $175–245 billion over ten years

The FDA drug recall system catches contamination issues before they reach patients

Pharmaceutical manufacturing quality standards are sufficient to prevent particulate contamination

The federal response to the measles outbreak has been sufficient to contain its spread

State-level disaster declarations are an effective tool for controlling measles outbreaks

Parents should not be allowed to select embryos for predicted intelligence

Governments should license publicly funded drug patents to competitors when prices are unaffordable

Psychedelics should be legal for therapeutic use

Healthcare should be free for everyone

Everyone should automatically be an organ donor unless they opt out