CUSP Files Amicus Brief in Ruan Supreme Court Case

CUSP Files Amicus Brief in Ruan Supreme Court Case

Center for U.S. Policy urges Supreme Court to rein in government prosecutions of health care providers for unintentional errors.
Drug Poisoning Crisis Involves Many Substances

Drug Poisoning Crisis Involves Many Substances

Center for U.S. Policy Senior Fellow Lynn Webster, M.D. sends letter to CBS News, clarifying the scope of drug crisis in America.
CUSP Urges Federal Government Not To Take State Opioid Litigation Proceeds

CUSP Urges Federal Government Not To Take State Opioid Litigation Proceeds

Local communities need the resources to prevent and treat substance use disorders.
ONDCP Announces Model Opioid Litigation Proceeds Act

ONDCP Announces Model Opioid Litigation Proceeds Act

The Act would ensure opioid litigation proceeds are directed to addressing substance use disorders and drug-related harms.
Mississippi Law Violates Women’s Privacy, Autonomy

Mississippi Law Violates Women’s Privacy, Autonomy

The Center for U.S. Policy signs an amicus brief arguing that a Mississippi law is contrary to legal precedent and creates health risks for women.
Center for U.S. Policy Appoints Dr. Lynn Webster As Senior Fellow

Center for U.S. Policy Appoints Dr. Lynn Webster As Senior Fellow

Dr. Lynn Webster brings unparalleled medical experience and policy leadership to the organization.
Three U.S. Crises Inextricably Linked

Three U.S. Crises Inextricably Linked

The Center for U.S. Policy’s chairman publishes an opinion piece in Newsweek.
Ruling on Affordable Care Act ‘Deeply Flawed’

Ruling on Affordable Care Act ‘Deeply Flawed’

Michael Barnes discusses the judicial decision deeming the Affordable Care Act unconstitutional and the potential impacts on consumers and states.
Insurance Reforms Vital to U.S. Economy

Insurance Reforms Vital to U.S. Economy

Insurance Reforms Vital to U.S. Economy September 12, 2018 CUSP’s chairman explains that U.S. workers are not benefiting from wage
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