Micah Berman
@micahberman.bsky.social
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Stephen F. Loebs Professor in Health Management Services and Policy & Professor of Law, Ohio State University
Public Health Law & Policy; Health Policy; Global Public Health; Tobacco Regulation
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@micahberman.bsky.social
· Sep 5
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Megan Henry
@megankhenry.bsky.social
· Aug 29
To use or not use private school vouchers — how two Ohio families made that decision • Ohio Capital Journal
The Ohio Capital Journal talked to two parents who send their children to private school, one who uses private school vouchers and the other who refuses to use vouchers.
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Miranda Yaver
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· Aug 13
Improving the Health of Americans Together: An evidence-based framework for addressing the root causes of illness in the U.S | Defend Public Health
As an alternative to HHS Sec. Kennedy's flawed and dishonest "MAHA Report," Defend Public Health offers some key policies that would truly improve Americans’ health. This report is certainly not exhau...
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Micah Berman
@micahberman.bsky.social
· Aug 13
CDC director tells staff 'misinformation can be dangerous' in agency meeting
“We need to rebuild the trust together,” Susan Monarez said Tuesday, just days after a shooter fired close to 200 rounds that struck six buildings and killed an officer at the agency's campus.
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· Aug 5
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Micah Berman
@micahberman.bsky.social
· Jul 22
FDA panel promotes misinformation about antidepressants during pregnancy, psychiatrists say
Nearly all of the 10 panelists emphasized what they said were risks of the drugs. Some claimed, without evidence, that antidepressants don't work at all.
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