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Apply by November 14 for the ASPPH/ONDCP Applied Practice Experience Program
Apply now for the new ASPPH opportunity focused on public health's drug policy goals and practicum placements. Read More
Pharma exec collapses near Trump at White House obesity-drug event
A guest at the Oval Office collapsed at a press event Thursday afternoon — in the presence of President Trump and others, including Dr. Mehmet Oz, who rushed to his aid. Read More
Congressional approval for alleged drug boat strikes not needed, White House says
The White House argued lethal military strikes against alleged drug trafficking boats in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific do not rise to the level of “hostilities” that would warrant ... Read More
Pharma Exec Collapses During White House Event on Drug Prices
It happened right in front of president Trump. The post Pharma Exec Collapses During White House Event on Drug Prices appeared first on Futurism. Read More
White House shifts focus to tax cuts and drug prices as voters signal economic stress
The White House is keeping up a steady drumbeat of posts on social media about prices and deals for Thanksgiving dinner staples at retailers such as Walmart, Lidl, Aldi and Target. Read More
Former White House ‘drug czar’ joins Gulf Coast leaders to fight opioid crisis
MOBILE, Ala. (WALA) - Health care leaders, judges, and community advocates from across Alabama gathered in Mobile on Wednesday to take on one of the state’s most urgent challenges — opioid addiction. Read More
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