…have to submit articles.” Off-label use of drugs is big business. According to The Wall Street Journal, “[FDA] is stepping into a high-stakes business issue, because off-label uses of prescription…

…unreasonable cases, but if it is reasonable that the off-label use of the drug might have caused the damage, then the encouraged off-label use would lead to an assumption of…

…a defense of Steve Bannon.” Breitbart Senior Editor Joel Pollack glowingly describes Steve Bannon as “a national hero” adding; “how great it will be to have someone in the White…

FOLLOW-UP TO: The critical point that Paul Waldman highlights, perhaps unwittingly, about the healthcare debate between Clinton and Sanders I exchanged the following comments with reader Lyle in the Comments…

…I can safely and for sure tell you that food labeling is approved by the USDA and or the FDA. A small change in a label or packaging such as…

…performed by the government. It is best to think of the government’s maintenance of the deficit like a thermostat for the economy. The MMT solvency constraint – Steve Randy Waldman…

…this is to demean the importance of sectoral-balances thinking. It has profound implications — economic, rhetorical, and political. (See especially Steve Randy Waldman, including the 408 meaty comments there if…

… here. It’s nonsense. Obvious, absolute nonsense. Why are so many pundits buying into this line? Maybe because they’ve heard it over and over and over, from other pundits? Sorta…

…of sectoral-balances thinking. It has profound implications — economic, rhetorical, and political. (See especially Steve Randy Waldman, including the 408 meaty comments there if you dare.) It’s simply to impart…

…Forbes — and I have greatest respect for Steve Forbes — I want to make sure people understand these numbers without their eyes glazing over. Steve Forbes said in 2018…