June 27, 2023 By Steve Pociask, President of the American Consumer Institute | DC Journal Medical devices are intricate and sensitive machines that require precision and expert training to conduct…
The ‘right to repair’ movement has merits, but lawmakers need to make important distinctions to keep consumers safe WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, the American Consumer Institute Center for Citizen Research…
This past week, Axios covered the growing challenges hospitals face of cyber-attacks that directly threaten an institutions ability to provide patient care. According to a report featured in the column,…
by Wayne Moore, founding partner at Acertara Acoustic Laboratories | RealClear Health There is a growing question in this country regarding an individual’s right to repair the products and devices…
by Nathan Proctor, Senior Director of the Campaign for the Right to Repair | Public Interest Research Group “The Minnesota legislation covered all electronic products except for cars and medical…
The Columbian This week, the Columbian Editorial Board opined on the issue of “right to repair” arguing that “Congress is needed to advance the growing “right-to-repair” movement” and that “Lawmakers…
by Steve Pociask, American Consumer Institute (ACI) president | Washington Post Paul Waldman’s May 4 op-ed, “‘Right to repair’ could be the next big political movement,” made several good points…
by Julianne Malveaux, president of PUSH Excel | MedCity News Delaware may soon become the latest state to pass so-called “right to repair” legislation without including an exemption for medical…
by Richard H. Carmona, M.D., M.P.H., F.A.C.S., the 17th Surgeon General of the United States | The News Journal As state policymakers, like those in Delaware, consider Right to Repair…
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