Could anger at the Obamacare rollout make Americans more receptive to a kind of Medicare-for-all system? That’s what activists are hoping—and they’re plotting a state-by-state

By Todd Neal, Senior Staff Writer MedPage Today, Dec. 5, 2013By Todd Neal, Senior Staff Writer | MedPage Today
What's the biggest barrier to practicing medicine

By Pamela Peters, MS1Pritzker News, University of Chicago Pritzker School of Medicine, December 4, 2013By Pamela Peters, MS1 | Pritzker News, University of Chicago Pritzker

By Evan Soltas Bloomberg, The Ticker, Dec. 3, 2013 For an industry that's supposed to be burdened by the launch of Obamacare, the health-care business

There's no reason to rollback the progress the ACA has made. But we should go all the way and dump the for-profit system By RoseAnn

By Nancy Folbre The New York Times, Economix blog, Nov. 25, 2013By Nancy Folbre | The New York Times
A single-payer insurance system, whether based on

By Jeffrey Young Huffington Post, November 22, 2013 The botched implementation of Obamacare has created a bittersweet moment for advocates of a universal, single-payer health

By the Editorial BoardSan Francisco Bay Guardian, Nov. 19, 2013We're sorry to see all the problems surrounding President Obama's Affordable Care Act, which has made

By Ralph NaderThe Nader Page, Nov. 21, 2013 Dear America: Costly complexity is baked into Obamacare. No health insurance system is without problems but Canadian style single-payer

By Steffie Woolhandler, M.D., and David Himmelstein, M.D. PNHP note: The following article was among the materials distributed to participants at PNHP’s Annual Meeting in Boston

Truthout, Nov. 16, 2013PNHP note: Here are three items of special interest to single-payer supporters who were involved with, or followed, the Occupy Wall Street