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After Parkland Tragedy, Legislators Must Adopt Proven Gun Violence Prevention Policies

02/26/2018 Published on Forbes.com
The recent events in Parkland, Florida can be described in many ways—tragic, devastating, disturbing, inexplicable—but also, preventable. Based on the accounts that have emerged since the shooting, it is clear that the shooter, Nikolas Cruz, should have never had access…

With Proposed Plan D Rule, CMS Seeks to Share More Savings with Beneficiaries

02/02/2018 Published on Forbes.com
As we approach the 2018 midterm elections, health care will surely be one of the most important, discussed issues during the campaign cycle. While leaders from both parties will debate the necessary reforms, both sides must agree that one program…

A Path Forward for Republicans in Alabama

11/15/2017 Published on Forbes.com
In recent weeks, just a month away from Alabama’s December special election, five women, some who were under 18 at the time, have accused Republican nominee Roy Moore of sexual assault. For reasons that are painfully unclear, Roy Moore is…

Abuse Deterrent Formulations are a Critical Step in Solving the Opioid Crisis

08/18/2017 Published on Forbes.com
Last week, President Trump took an important step toward solving the opioid crisis by declaring it a national emergency. Labeling the problem as a public health emergency allows for federal funds to expand treatment options, in addition to other critical…

Throwable camera aims to save lives

07/16/2015 Published on Foxnews.com
Is it a child’s bouncing ball or the latest in covert surveillance? A new bouncing ball lets law enforcement, military personnel, and search and rescue teams quickly evaluate dangerous environments before they enter them. Bounce Imaging makes the Explorer throwable…

Entitlements Under Attack In Washington

05/05/2015 Published on Forbes.com
As Congress continues to hem and haw over the budget, Republican leaders are pushing for deeper and deeper cuts to a multitude of programs. But while the cuts may satiate the conservative base, the White House has made it clear…

Strong Biologics Data Protection Should Be Non-Negotiable

04/03/2015 Published on Forbes.com
In just a few weeks time, chief negotiators will re-engage in the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) talks. We will also see a visit from Japanese Prime Minister Abe, who will also address Congress at the end of the month to discuss…

‘Alien’ camel skeleton discovered along the Danube river

04/02/2015 Published on Foxnews.com
The nearly complete skeleton of a camel, dating to the 17th century, was discovered along the Danube River in Tulln, Austria. (Alfred Galik/Vetmeduni Vienna) The skeleton of a camel that lived in the 17th century during the second Ottoman-Habsburg war…

Car-size salamander with toilet-seat head ruled ancient rivers

03/23/2015 Published on Foxnews.com
(Steve Brusatte/Richard Butler/Octavio Mateus/Seb Steyer) A small-car-size “super salamander” with a toilet-seat-shaped head may have perished some 220 million to 230 million years ago alongside hundreds of its kin when its lake home dried up, researchers say. An international team…

Democrats Need To Compromise On Healthcare Reform

03/13/2015 Published on Forbes.com
The relationship between the White House and Congressional Republicans is at an historic low. The “Iran Letter,” as many have taken to calling it, shows just how great the schism between the two has become. It seems as though each…