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There is no doubt that the modern field of public health has led to many positive reforms, especially in public sanitation infrastructure, industrial pollution controls, and the banning of especially harmful drugs and food additives.   At the same time, the field has expanded over the years to encompass every aspect of human life, along […]

Diane Miller JD, NHFA and NHFC Law and Public Policy Advisor A Dose of‘DISCUSSION’Before Moving to ‘DEBATE’Goes a Long Way TowardHarmony What do the concepts of discussion and debate have to do with health freedom? Discussion and debate are essential tools to help the world grapple with intense change. Health AND freedom are both undergoing deep

Below is an email from our sister organization, National Health Freedom Action, that we thought you might be interested in. Pass a bill in your state to protect your health freedom Autumn is the time to plan! If you have been thinking about passing a bill to help protect your health freedoms, now is the

Freedom of speech is not supposed to be a concern here in the United States. After all, freedom of speech and of the press was considered to be the cornerstone of a government of the people and so important that it was directly affirmed in the First Amendment of the Bill of Rights of our

HHS Secretary RFK Jr. promised us reform in US public health policy, and the results of the September 18 and 19 meeting of the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) are a sign that long-needed reform is possible. Prior to this meeting the 17 pre-existing committee members, many of whom had conflicts of interest,

Florida Moves to End K-12 Vaccine Requirements, While Blue States Look to Keep Mandates and Delink from CDC’s Immunization Schedule Requirements for student vaccinations have been a contentious issue in the USA for well over 70 years. Recent changes around the country include Florida moving to end K-12 vaccine mandates and “blue” states putting in

In addition to its new law imposing liability on vaccine producers, this summer Texas passed two more new Right to Refuse bills that were signed into law on June 20; in total the state has now passed at least seven of these laws since the COVID-19 pandemic. In the meantime, several states have filed new

Our sister organization, National Health Freedom Action (NHFA), has sent this email out and we thought you might be interested. Thirty Days in the Life of MAHA In the last month, RFKs Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) took several actions that live up to the Make America Healthy Again slogan. Issues addressed include

We all have to admit that artificial intelligence (AI) is impressive: an AI intelligence can beat world champion chess players now with predictable regularity. It can intelligently (usually) answer questions that would be posed to a college student in a math, science or history homework exercise, prompting the student to conclude that the AI resource

We thought you might be interested in the email that our sister organization, National Health Freedom Action has sent out. See below the alerts you might want to take action on in VT, OK and IA. On July 15, 2025 Governor Ayotte signed New Hampshire HB361. This new law prohibits school boards and other public