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FDA's Role in the Problem:

The FDA’s policies often harm ordinary citizens by limiting access to affordable medications and safer alternatives. Medicaid patients, for example, are frequently denied access to certain treatments because the FDA has not approved them for specific uses, despite strong scientific support for their efficacy. Additionally, the agency’s resistance to allowing the importation of life-saving medications contributes to financial hardship and medical bankruptcies​.

Legislators should pass laws allowing patients and doctors more freedom in choosing treatments, including off-label uses of drugs. Another proposed reform is the expansion of Right-to-Try laws, ensuring that terminally ill patients can access experimental therapies without waiting for FDA approval. Strengthening consumer rights in healthcare decisions can prevent undue suffering caused by FDA restrictions​.

Proposed Policy Solutions:

The FDA Museum is here to catalogue all the ways Americans are being denied their liberty, gouged, harassed and killed in mass by an inefficient, incompetent and corrupt bureaucracy.

The FDA Museum is here to catalogue all the ways Americans are being denied their liberty, gouged, harassed and killed in mass by an inefficient, incompetent and corrupt bureaucracy.

THE FDA MUSEUM

The FDA Holocaust Museum is here to catalogue all the ways Americans are being denied their liberty, gouged, harassed and killed in mass by an inefficient, incompetent and corrupt bureaucracy.

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