By Caoilfhionn Ní DhonnabháinSlugger O'Toole blog, May 10, 2015In the South we often look enviously at the British National Health Service.From the injustice and inequality
Almost 17 Million Gained Coverage Under Obamacare
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Privatization isn’t the solution
By F. Douglas StephensonThe Gainesville (Fla.) Sun, May 4, 2015Privatization by predatory corporations and the local and state authorities that cooperate with them use state
To Understand Medical Bills
By James Webster, M.D.The New York Times, Letters, May 6, 2015“The Medical Bill Mystery,” by Elisabeth Rosenthal (news analysis, Sunday Review, May 3), is simply
Oregon advocates testify for universal health care
By Saerom YooStatesman Journal (Salem, Ore.), May 4, 2015Advocates for a universal state health system urged legislators Monday to consider how Oregon could create a
Illinois Central Labor Council Endorses H.R. 676
Single Payer News, April 29, 2015At its regular meeting on April 15, 2015, the Champaign County AFL-CIO unanimously endorsed H.R. 676, national single-payer health care
The Better Medicare Alliance is not what it appears
Former Rep. Allyson Schwartz is fronting for a phony front group By Wendell Potter The Center for Public Integrity, April 27, 2015 The health insurance
British Medical Association backs bill to reinstate NHS
As politicians squabble over NHS funding figures, the British Medical Association's Council has backed the principles of radical legislation which would get the costly 'market'
Vermont Activists Battle Democratic Governor for Single-Payer Health Care
By Steve Early In These Times, April 23, 2015 Liz Nikazmerad is a rarity in American labor: a local union president under the age of
Survey: 42% of Texans support single payer
Health care survey yields surprises for the medical communityBy Jenny DeamThe Houston Chronicle, April 27, 2015Not only do the vast majority of Texans think having
Why this U.S. doctor is moving to Canada
After five years of constant fighting with multiple private insurance companies to get paid, Dr. Emily Queenan decided to try her luck up north By
How Much Would You Pay for an Old Drug? If You Have MS, a Fortune
Older medicines for multiple sclerosis get more expensive with each new therapy developed By John Tozzi Bloomberg Business, April 24, 2015 Imagine Apple's first iPhone is still on