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There is no one-size-fits-all solution for wellness. Humans come in all shapes and sizes, which means singular policy prescriptions often fail to improve the health of Americans. In fact, government intervention often makes it harder for individuals to find a healthy path. The government’s track record on wellness is abysmal: Restrictions, bans, and taxes on particular products often have unintended consequences. Worse, they are often based on poor or misinterpreted science. Government should get out of the wellness business for the benefit of the American public.
Wellness

Hadley Heath Manning – The Pill and Women’s Mixed Feelings About the Sexual Revolution

Inez Feltscher Stepman & Hadley Heath Manning | High Noon Podcast
Wellness

Cigarette and Vapor Product Use Down Among New Jersey Youth

Lindsey Stroud | Blog
Wellness

Video | The Risks Of Gender-Transition Treatments In Adolescents

Michele Vogt, Havilah Wingfield & Hadley Heath Manning | Video
Wellness

Flavors Among Least Commonly Cited Reasons Why Vermont Youth Use E-Cigarettes

Lindsey Stroud | Blog
Wellness

Youth Vaping Rates Declined More Significantly in States Without Flavor Bans

Lindsey Stroud | Blog
Wellness

FACT CHECK: Is It Really More Dangerous To Give Birth Today Than in 1965?

Kristin Shapiro | Unicorn Fact Check
Wellness

Julie Gunlock: Policy Focus: United States Dietary Guidelines—A Recipe For Health Or Harm?

Beverly Hallberg & Julie Gunlock | She Thinks Podcast
Wellness

FACT CHECK: Can a Little Alcohol Harm Your Health?

Patricia Patnode | Unicorn Fact Check
Wellness

Record Lows in Tobacco Use, Declines in Vapor Use Among Maryland Youth

Lindsey Stroud | Blog
Wellness

Grace Emily Stark: What They Haven’t Told You About IVF and Freezing Your Eggs

Beverly Hallberg & Grace Emily Stark | She Thinks Podcast
Wellness

To combat the baby bust, make infant basics more available

Karin Lips | Op-Ed
Wellness

How to Feed a Nation

Julie Gunlock | Blog