Today, we stand on the cusp of mind-boggling achievements in life sciences. Research into improving the lives of current and future survivors has long been in Minnesota’s DNA: Where else would you find the birthplace of Metronic and its life-saving technologies and, of course, the global powerhouse in health, Mayo Clinic?

As a beneficiary of the robust miracle-making of American research and development, it always hits hard to see fellow survivors dismiss these gifts. Instead of championing breakthroughs, they embrace Rube Goldberg-style barriers to innovation. Breathlessly cursing the darkness and looking for more problems, instead of lighting a candle and finding common sense solutions.

President Biden on Tuesday rolled out a plan he says will shore up Medicare for decades, and we’re all supposed to believe the spin: looming insolvency averted. But this proposal is really a huge tax increase paired with prescription-drug rationing that does nothing to reform the health entitlement, and the tax ratchet is only beginning.

The nonpartisan patient advocacy group, Survivors for Solutions, started by a patient who has managed his MS for 30 years, provided a patient perspective on the State of the Union.

Survivors for Solutions seeks to preserve and protect the medical innovations that give people hope. It strives to value, celebrate, and put a human face to the impact of scientific breakthroughs and the policy that supports them.

Democrats and even some Republicans want to import Europe’s drug price controls. So it’s worth observing how Europe’s raid on drug makers to bolster its ailing national health systems is reducing pharmaceutical investment and access to treatments.

When I was a kid, my dad used to tell me there was nothing more important than health. Despite many colds, broken bones, and even when I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at 23, I couldn’t see why he stressed this point so vehemently.

Janice Dean from Fox News Radio sits down with Founder and Chairman of Survivors for Solutions John Czwartacki to discuss his battle with Multiple Sclerosis and the work he does to protect medical innovations that give people hope across the nation.

It’s time for everyone’s resolutions, personal and professional. At Survivors For Solutions, the new year means bringing about a new kind of advocacy by patients for patients…

It has been about four months since President Biden signed the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and, already, the law’s drug-pricing rules have dealt a major blow to medical innovation…