New research reveals unethical practices exploit vulnerable patients in substance use disorder treatment, while state efforts lack sufficient enforcement, funding, and coordination.

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22.04.2025

FDA cuts may mean even less oversight of pet food | The Incidental Economist

Recent FDA staff cuts could lead to decreased oversight of pet food safety, increasing risks of contamination and recalls.

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23.04.2025

Trump’s attack on public lands is an attack on public health | The Incidental Economist

Spending time in nature is one of the best things you can do for your health. Try telling that to the Trump admin.

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23.04.2025

Provider Supply and Access to Primary Care | The Incidental Economist

Long wait times in Veterans Health Administration can lead to poorer health outcomes. Research shows increasing provider supply may reduce delays and increase access.

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State-level actions targeting unethical substance use disorder treatment practices: A qualitative study | The Incidental Economist

FDA cuts may mean even less oversight of pet food | The Incidental Economist

Trump’s attack on public lands is an attack on public health | The Incidental Economist

Provider Supply and Access to Primary Care | The Incidental Economist

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