Fighting coronavirus – billionaires, private sector deserve thanks for medical progress
Fox News | Sally C. Pipes
April 13, 2020
Private philanthropic efforts have delivered public health victories that governments have proved unwilling or unable to secure. The Gates Foundation spends more on public health each year than the World Health Organization. As a charter member of the vaccine alliance Gavi, the foundation has helped vaccinate over 700 million children and prevent more than 13 million deaths. |
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Now an Amazon.com #1 bestseller among policy books (health law books).
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Dr. Henry Miller and the Lars Larson Show Discuss Coronavirus Test Kits
The Lars Larson Show | Henry Miller, M.S., M.D.
April 9, 2020
The nationally-syndicated Lars Larson Show brings back Dr. Henry Miller for his weekly appearance on updates and discussion on the novel coronavirus pandemic. Lars Larson and Dr. Miller look at the defective tests that many countries like the United Kingdom bought from China and how internal flawed testing in the United States led to a slow response to the coronavirus in the United States. |
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The Pat Miller Show Talks to Sally C. Pipes on Private Sector Role in Coronavirus Fight
The Pat Miller Show | Sally C. Pipes
April 9, 2020
Sally C. Pipes joined the the Pat Miller Show in Cincinnati, Ohio to discuss the enormous benefits of the American private sector in the fight against the coronavirus epidemic. Pipes breaks down how the private sector industries in the United States are pushing innovations including crucial equipment like ventilators and medical innovation.
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With Coronavirus, Overkill is What Works.
Human Events | Henry Miller, M.S., M.D.
April 10, 2020
As Americans endure the privations necessary to “flatten the curve” of new cases of coronavirus COVID-19, we wish that our leaders could manage even a fraction of the comity and tolerance exhibited every day by ordinary people throughout this country.
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Second PRI Drug Pricing Video Explains Drug Innovation Costs
The PRI Center for Medical Economics and Innovation released a second video about drug innovation, explaining why drug prices are initially more expensive to cover all of the costs that go into developing a new medicine. PRI recently launched a new video series to guide Americans through the “drug pricing maze," explaining prescription drug pricing and accessibility.
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