ARTICLES:
Read The Economic Health of the Health Care Industry, by Jonathan W. Emord June 18, 2010
(HealthNewsDigest.com) – Among its many harmful effects, the new health reform law will significantly worsen a doctor shortage in America. Without the bill, the United States will be short by an estimated 85,000 to 200,000 doctors by 2020. Retiring baby boomer physicians are not being replaced in sufficient numbers to meet demand anticipated before the bills passage, let alone the enormous increase in demand generated by the new law. By forcing every American to buy a single product, health insurance, the new health law will cause more people to seek medical care than ever before.
Read Will the Law Protect Health Freedom, a speech by Jonathan W. Emord October 2-4, 2009
National Vaccine Information Center’s Fourth International Public Conference on Vaccination
Read FDA Violation of the Rule of Law a speech by Jonathan Emord
Delivered September 23, 2006 at the Health Freedom Expo in Richmond, Virginia
HealthKeepers Magazine, Selected Articles by Jonathan Emord:
- How the FDA Went Bad; Health Serfdom and the Rise of Tyranny
- Can International Politics control your health?
- Here Come the FDA Storm Troopers!
- Assault on Health Freedom; How the Health Care Bill Causes Government to Second Guess Private Health Care Decisions
- Imagine a World Without FDA Censorship
BOOKS AND CHAPTERS:
Buy The Rise of Tyranny
By Jonathan Emord
Sentinel Press, Washington, D.C. | September 2008
Buy Global Censorship of Health Information
By Jonathan Emord
Sentinel Press, Washington, D.C. | March 2010
Read Book Review of Freedom, Technology, and the First Amendment
Freedom, Technology, and the First Amendment, by Jonathan Emord
Buy Freedom, Technology, and the First Amendment
By Jonathan Emord
Pacific Research Institute | January 1991
Buy Navigating Drug and Medical Device Legal Issues: Leading Lawyers on Handling Trademark, Fraud, and Liability Concerns,
By Peter Arhangelsky, Contributing Author
Aspatore Books (Thomson Reuters) | Summer 2014