Simon Kaufman

2 days ago | scrippsnews.com | Jacob Gardenswartz |Simon Kaufman |Ava-joye Burnett

President Donald Trump on Monday signed an executive order reviving a controversial plan to lower prescription drug costs by linking the price of certain medications in the U.S. to their lower prices in other countries. But the feasibility and impacts of Trump’s so-called “most favored nations" policy remain unclear, as some experts claim the order is unlikely to achieve what it promises and pharmaceutical groups consider legal challenges to it.

2 days ago | tmj4.com | Jacob Gardenswartz |Simon Kaufman |Ava-joye Burnett |Tony Aria

President Donald Trump on Monday signed an executive order reviving a controversial plan to lower prescription drug costs by linking the price of certain medications in the U.S. to their lower prices in other countries. But the feasibility and impacts of Trump’s so-called “most favored nations" policy remain unclear, as some experts claim the order is unlikely to achieve what it promises and pharmaceutical groups consider legal challenges to it.

5 days ago | scrippsnews.com | Lori Jane Gliha |Simon Kaufman

As Pope Leo XIV begins his papacy, some 1.4 billion Catholics worldwide will be looking to him for guidance on important issues like immigration, abortion, capital punishment, and the Church’s relationship with the LGBTQ+ community. “He's going to be talking, I think, about these most difficult issues with a voice that is confident but also welcoming,” Gary Adler, a sociology professor at Penn State University, told The Associated Press.

5 days ago | kxlh.com | Lori Jane Gliha |Simon Kaufman

As Pope Leo XIV begins his papacy, some 1.4 billion Catholics worldwide will be looking to him for guidance on important issues like immigration, abortion, capital punishment, and the Church’s relationship with the LGBTQ+ community. “He's going to be talking, I think, about these most difficult issues with a voice that is confident but also welcoming,” Gary Adler, a sociology professor at Penn State University, told The Associated Press.

6 days ago | scrippsnews.com | Simon Kaufman |Ava-joye Burnett

Doctor Casey Means is President Trump's newest pick to become the next Surgeon General. The president says she'll work "to reverse the chronic-disease epidemic."Means, who left her surgical residency program to start a health tech company, has criticized America's medical establishment. "American health is getting destroyed — it's being destroyed because of chronic illness," Means said.