Hosted by Aaron & Leslie · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 45 episodes
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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.
Aaron & Leslie hosts Regulations Rx, a science show with 45 episodes published.
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. Worth j
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 know
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 econom
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 partl
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“I will tell you something about stories. They aren't just entertainment. They are all we have to fight off illness and death. You don't have anything if you don't have stories.” ― Leslie Marmon Silko The story of Scott
Gordon Isaacs sat on a table at Stanford Medical School in 1955. A large linear accelerator shadowed behind him while he waited for treatment of the tumor growing in his retina. He made history as the first patient treat
Scott Jerome Parks died in 2007 from a radiation overdose. His slow, agonizing death captured headlines. Headlines were followed by a congressional hearing, where his dad shared of Scott's suffering and the need for refo
In this episode, Dr. David Evans, Virologist at the University of Alberta joins Leslie and I, where we explore a question he once asked. Could he and his team synthetically recreate horsepox virus? Science is all about a
In 1920, the US began recording deaths from Opioids; between 1920 and 1921, 105 people died from accidental overdose. In 2021, 80,816 people died from overdose on opioids (CDC). We are losing a battle. The opioid crisis
Michelle Hutchison is an actress, voiceover coach, writer, and producer. She also teaches professionals in the medical product industries on how to present more effectively-- we knew we couldn't talk about motivational s
Earlier this year, I began searching for a Quality Assurance motivational speaker. This search introduced me to many amazing people; Bart Bosch is one of them. Bart is the founder of Vlitix and specializes in utilizing q
In the world of GMPs and quality, it's easy to overlook the importance of pest management until its too late. In this episode, Frank Meek, Manager of Technical Services at Rollins/Orkin joins us to tell us how Orkin appr
Gabriel Licina is a leader in the world of independent science and was at the forefront of the biohacking culture. His work showed that exciting technology can be created from the home using networking, education, and fr
“Are you disturbed at night and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering…. It will relieve the poor sufferer…and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in the United States.”
Jason Vuic, author and historian, joins Leslie and I to discuss one of the best examples of quality reputation and public perception: the Yugo. Zastava manufactured the low cost car in the 1980's, but low cost could not
Quality Assurance professionals are tasked with bringing continuous improvement to organizations. This means change. Change can evoke emotions. Do we prepare our quality professionals to navigate emotional conflict? This
Warning Letters are more than a slap on the wrist. They are the first step in what can be a costly remediation and legal battle. How do we prevent them? What is within the power of the FDA and government when they spot q
On this intermission, we meet Shannon Van Buskirk. She recently joined SD Bio to provide extra support for members and is jumping into our community. She brings a background in pharmaceutical sales, talent on the piano,
In this intermission Aaron Harmon, podcaster and General Manager for Inanovate Inc. joins us, as Joni Ekstrum interviews Aaron and takes her turn at hosting an episode. Aaron started this podcast with the hopes of sharin
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