By Laura Weiss
The New Republic, December 17, 2021
After decades of efforts by advocates fighting in the trenches of Americaās ongoing opioid crisis, harm reduction is
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By Laura Weiss
The New Republic, December 17, 2021
After decades of efforts by advocates fighting in the trenches of Americaās ongoing opioid crisis, harm reduction is
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This article includes audioDecember 15, 2021
Single-payer activist Scott Desnoyers tells the story of his son Danny, whose loss of critical medication after a $20 missed premium payment led
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By Donavyn Coffey
Medscape, December 14, 2021
A medical school has changed its tune about a controversial student club after being sued for initially rejecting the group.
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By Ryan Grim and Austin Ahlman
The Intercept, December 14 2021
In the finalĀ stretch of the Trump administration, government attorneys expressed ethics concerns about a Medicare privatization
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By Helaine Olen
Washington Post, December 13, 2021
Donald Trump claimed to be a staunch supporter of Medicare. Yet he repeatedly attempted to slash the programās budget
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Elder Law Answers, December 10, 2021
The Biden administration is moving forward with a Trump-era pilot program that would hand over the care of millions of
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By Rep. Pramila Jayapal (D-Wash.) and Susan Rogers, M.D.
The Hill, December 9, 2021
Every year on July 30, advocates across the nation bake cakes and hold
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This article includes videoBy Ryan Grim
Hill.TV, Rising, December 9, 2021
Host Ryan Grim outlines the dangers of private equity taking over Traditional Medicare; the revolving door politics that allows
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By Ana Malinow, M.D.
Truthout, December 3, 2021
In the face of massive support for Medicare for All and the failure of the U.S.ās for-profit health care
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This article includes audioKPFA Radio, Flashpoints, December 2, 2021
Single-payer organizer Kay Tillow of Kentuckians for Single Payer Health Care spoke with KPFA Radio in Berkeley, Calif. about the
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By Joyce Frieden
MedPage Today, December 1, 2021
WASHINGTON -- Medicare's direct contracting program, if it is allowed to continue, will be the end of traditional Medicare,
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By Jake Johnson
Common Dreams, November 30, 2021
A Trump-era pilot program that could result in the complete privatization of traditional Medicare in a matter of years