Public Policy

New Oregon Laws Target Medical Debt, Squatters, and AI
Public Policy New Oregon Laws Target Medical Debt, Squatters, and AI

Oregon's 2026 Legislative Overhaul a New Era of Protection for Residents The legal ground beneath Oregonians' feet has decisively shifted with the arrival of nearly 300 new laws, a direct result of the ambitious and wide-ranging 2025 legislative session. As of January 1, these statutes

Is Bold Reform the Cure for Canada’s Healthcare Crisis?
Public Policy Is Bold Reform the Cure for Canada’s Healthcare Crisis?

A frustrating paradox defines Canada's healthcare, where unprecedented federal investments coincide with longer waits for care. As billions are earmarked for infrastructure, the public's experience is one of delay, prompting a re-evaluation of whether the ailment stems from aging

What Are 2025's Biggest Lung Cancer Breakthroughs?
Public Policy What Are 2025's Biggest Lung Cancer Breakthroughs?

The relentless pace of innovation in thoracic oncology has culminated in a landmark year, fundamentally altering the therapeutic landscape for patients with advanced lung cancer through a series of transformative U.S. Food and Drug Administration approvals. The progress witnessed is not merely

Is the Infusion Boom Outpacing State Regulations?
Public Policy Is the Infusion Boom Outpacing State Regulations?

The surge of private equity investment transforming the infusion services landscape is casting a harsh light on a fragmented and reactive state-level regulatory system struggling to keep pace with innovation. As pharmacy providers and entrepreneurs rapidly expand into ambulatory infusion suites

Who Is Accountable for Prison Medical Neglect?
Public Policy Who Is Accountable for Prison Medical Neglect?

The revolving door of private healthcare contractors within state prison systems raises a critical question about where accountability truly lies when systemic neglect leads to preventable human tragedy. As states like Illinois replace one embattled for-profit provider with another, a troubling

Will Federal Action Break Tennessee's Cannabis Stalemate?
Public Policy Will Federal Action Break Tennessee's Cannabis Stalemate?

A landmark decision by the federal government, prompted by an executive order from President Donald Trump to reclassify marijuana from a Schedule I to a Schedule III controlled substance, has sent ripples across the nation, forcing a reevaluation of state-level cannabis laws. In Tennessee, a state

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