Buying foreign-made drugs over the Internet from foreign Web pharmacies can be relatively safe.

The health care reform summit this week should include an explanation of the core components of the plan and a lively exchange of views.

Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich points out that when government levies a tax, businesses will not ultimately pay it--consumers will.

Knowing where all our ingredients come from is the first step toward improving drug quality.

Bowman considers new polls on the FDA, jury duty, consumer confidence, and Michael Moore.

History suggests that recessions are not necessarily the result of domestic-policy errors.

In the hands of enthusiasts and superstitionists—or, in our own era, ideologues—unsound science can become a powerful tool for mischief and harm.

Rather than latching onto the folly of other nations, we should be urging Canada and European nations to dismantle their own drug-price controls.