PHARMACIST STEVE

Experts, Lawmakers Explore Downside of Drug-Price Negotiation https://www.medpagetoday.com/publichealthpolicy/medicare/107855 Stifled innovation, reduced access suggested as future challenges Potential unintended consequences of Medicare’s drug-price negotiation program were examined during a panel discussion hosted by The Hill and sponsored by the Alliance for Aging Research, an industry-funded nonprofit. Wednesday’s panelists raised concerns that drug-price negotiation under the Inflation […]

Filed under: General Problems | Leave a Comment »

I find it very interesting when one bureaucracy is going to sue another bureaucracy.  Especially when one bureaucracy’s action interferes with the ability to generate some revenue by another bureaucracy. Could this be a “backhanded”  process of the DEA’s wish to yank pharmacy’s DEA licenses so that there are few pharmacies in the state that […]

Filed under: General Problems | 2 Comments »

Where is the logic/common sense is these statements? Since 2017, there has been a 26% reduction in daily opioid prescriptions 541 drug overdose deaths in Utah in 2022, opioid-involved fatal drug overdoses have remained relatively stable in recent years. 74% involved an opioid. I wonder what drugs were involved in the 26% of fatal drug […]

Filed under: General Problems | 5 Comments »

  I have heard from a number of attorneys that when a federal prosecutor takes someone to federal court, 90%-95% of the time they will be found guilty. After you watch this 17 minute video of a Federal Prosecutor, you will easily understand how that high conviction rate can be attained. What I suspect, that […]

Filed under: General Problems | 3 Comments »

Bombshell Revelation from Government https://doctorsofcourage.org/bombshell-revelation-from-government/ Government Documents Expose Unconstitutional Arrests of Physicians in Massive Operations In a shocking turn of events, the U.S. Government, in response to Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) litigation in the case of Neil Anand et al. v. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (Civil Action No. 21-1635), revealed a […]

Filed under: General Problems | 3 Comments »

I saw someone make this statement on the web. Don’t they know who they work for? The “they” ,that they are talking  about is POLITICIANS. Particularly those in Congress.  https://www.bbc.com/news/av/election-us-2020-54696386  According to this article in 2020 Federal Presidential and Congressional candidates spend 14 BILLION – TWICE AS MUCH as was spent on the 2016 election. […]

Filed under: General Problems | 3 Comments »

              This post originally appeared on my blog Nov 16,2014 and last updated Feb 4,2016. https://www.pharmaciststeve.com/genocide-in-america/ This is before the CDC 2016 opioid dosing guidelines were published and about 2-3 yrs after the opioid Rxs dispensed had peaked.  Some states have passed law in recent years, that is suppose […]

Filed under: General Problems | Leave a Comment »

CRUCIFIED ON THE BLUE CROSS: JEWISH, BLACK, BROWN, AND WOMEN PRACTITIONERS CONFIRMED DISCRIMINATION UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE vs. NEIL ANAND ( THE 3rd. DOSE)

Filed under: General Problems | Leave a Comment »

  ALLEGATIONS OF 3RD REICH NAZI IDEOLOGIES IN U.S. HEALTHCARE PROSECUTIONS SPARK PUBLIC CONCERN AS TO THE FINAL SOLUTION IN MEDICAL PAIN CARE TREATMENT ( THE ADELGLASS PAPERS, “1st DOSE” )  

Filed under: General Problems | Leave a Comment »

WHO releases guidelines on chronic low back pain https://www.who.int/news/item/07-12-2023-who-releases-guidelines-on-chronic-low-back-pain The World Health Organization (WHO) is releasing its first-ever guidelines on managing chronic low back pain (LBP) in primary and community care settings, listing interventions for health workers to use and also to not use during routine care. Low back pain is the leading cause of […]

Filed under: General Problems | 5 Comments »