What are the differences between Single Payer, Medicare for All and Universal Coverage? Universal coverage is merely a system where everyone is covered. Obamacare was supposed to be universal coverage because it initially included an individual mandate. Medicare is a type of universal coverage for seniors. Medicare for All would expand eligibility down from age 65 to 0. Medicare for All would require the federal government to expand the program, with states playing a supporting role. It would not necessarily be the same program that exists today, except in name.
Author: Pieter Vorster
Uncle Sam Wants to Change Your Diet (for the better)
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the Department of Agriculture under Trump plans to upend the food pyramid of recommended dietary guidelines. Health Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. has definite ideas about what constitutes healthy food. It seems like every few years public health officials decide to change dietary recommendations. Usually, it’s about eating more salad, but Kennedy has other ideas.
Bernie Sanders Acolyte in MAHA Drag
Vinay Prasad, an FDA Commissioner, wields more power than Anthony Fauci ever did at the National Institutes of Health.
Source: Allysia Finley, Wall Street Journal