Regulations Rx

Ever wonder why Americans pay the most for healthcare globally, yet don't get the health outcomes they deserve? Aaron Harmon searches for answers, unearthing the hidden stories behind the regulations shaping healthcare in America. If you want to explore these questions and learn about the stories behind healthcare regulations in America, tune in to RegulationsRx.

Regulations Rx is a science podcast hosted by Aaron & Leslie, with 45 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Aaron & Leslie hosts Regulations Rx, a science show with 45 episodes published.

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  Episode #4

  Our Little Bill: The Nuances of Bills Becoming Laws with Worth Hester

  Jan 12, 202649 minS4

  <p>We all know the song "I'm Just a Bill," but there are many nuances and political maneuvers in the process of bills being created and making their ways to become law. To help me learn more, Worth Hester joined me.</p><p>Worth joined the faculty of the Government Affairs Institute at Georgetown University in 1988 as a Presidential Management Fellow and became an Assistant Director in 1999. During seven years of government service, he served as an Employee Development Specialist, Program Analyst, and Legislative Analyst for a Member of Congress. Worth also spent two years as Senior Staff with the...

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  Abraham Lincoln's Impact on Healthcare

  Dec 15, 202535 minS4

  <p>In the early 1860's the US was torn apart by war and opposing ideas. In the midst of the conflict, President Lincoln created the USDA, one of the first healthcare laws, and laid the foundations for what would now be known as the FDA. </p><p>To help me dive into President Lincoln's impact and explore the history of his presidency, I'm joined by Erin Carlson Mast, President and CEO of the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Foundation.</p><p>The Lincoln Presidential Foundation (“Foundation”), formerly known as the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library Foundation, is a 501c3 nonprofit with over two decad...

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  Externalities: Janet Parker and Rural Healthcare Regulations

  Nov 5, 202534 minS4

  <p>How does something intended for good, cause harm? That's the topic explored in this episode. The concept is Externalities, which is a cost or a benefit that affects a third party who is not directly involved in an economic activity or transaction. These impacts can be either negative or positive.</p><p>This mundane-sounding concept can play out in big impacts. We explore how research meant to end a killer virus, resulted in an unlikely final victim, Janet Parker. This story is explored with our guest Dr. Mark Pallen, a retired professor from the Quadram Institute and author of...

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  The Biological Hijacking by Opioids

  Oct 14, 202537 minS4

  <p>On our first episode of this season, Tracey shares the story of her son Mac who lost his life to the opioids. Despite years of creating laws and regulations, we haven't been able to stop the destruction. Biology is partly to blame. I’m joined by Lee Baugh, Associate Professor at the University of South Dakota and neuroscientist and researcher Jamie Bushman (also from the University of South Dakota) to explore the biology of addiction and how opioids hijack our biology and better understand why we still fail to control these drugs.</p>

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  Regulations Rx

  Transition from Inside Out Quality to Regulations Rx.

  Sep 6, 20251 minS4

  <p>Our name has changed and new episodes are coming! I'm excited to bring you a new season, starting soon!</p>

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