Policy & Ethics

Daubert And Admissibility Of Scientific Evidence

A frequent model, consistent with the journey from apprentice to master, defines stages of progress marked by increasing automaticity.

The divisiveness pervading science and medicine has intensified since the COVID-19 pandemic, fueled by debates over vaccines, mandates and public health measures.

Some twenty-five years ago, two couples underwent IVF treatment at the same facility: Deborah Perry-Rogers and her husband and Donna Fasano and her husband. The Perry-Rogers are Black; the Fasanos are white. Mrs.

The Loper Bright decision has received much attention, as it should. It was a momentous decision. Some writers have said it gives judges the power to decide what science regulators should use – it does not.

Join Cameron English and  Dr. Chuck Dinerstein on Episode 101 of the Science Dispatch podcast as they discuss:

             

Medicare Advantage, the form of Medicare where insurance companies take the risk of monetary losses while providing the same care as traditional Medicare but at a lower cost to beneficiaries, now provides the majority of care to Medicare-eligible

A modified version of this article appears in Harvard’s Bill of Health, which you can find here.