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Gambling on Drugs: The Reform Americans Didn’t Know We Needed (At Least According to Kalshi)

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By Brandon Novick
| CounterPunch Verified
Kalshi recently announced that it will offer gambling opportunities to bet on whether the FDA will approve individual drugs as reasonably safe and effective. Betters will also be able to wager on whether the critical clinical trials that back those approvals succeed in meeting their primary targets (which is individually known as a primary endpoint).
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Gambling on Drugs: The Reform Americans Didn’t Know We Needed (At Least According to Kalshi)

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By Brandon Novick, Hayley Brown, Peter Hart
| Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR)
Kalshi recently announced that it will offer gambling opportunities to bet on whether the FDA will approve individual drugs as reasonably safe and effective. Betters will also be able to wager on whether the critical clinical trials that back those approvals succeed in meeting their primary targets (which is individually known as a primary endpoint).
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The Trump Administration Is Attacking Federal Workers with Disabilities

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By Hayley Brown, Brandon Novick, Peter Hart
| Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR)
As Disability Pride Month comes to a close, the Trump administration has marked the occasion by making it difficult-to-impossible for disabled federal workers to do their work. Workers from multiple agencies allege that the Trump administration has been systematically denying or stalling accommodation requests and rescinding telework as an accommodation. Several employees say they have faced retaliation for requesting telework accommodations in the first place.
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