By KAREN HOWLETTGlobe and Mail, Thursday, Nov. 17, 2011 Canada should remain committed to publicly funded health care, and not open the door to two-tier
Cutting Health Costs by Reducing the Bureaucracy
Letter to the EditorThe New York Times, Nov. 20, 2011To the Editor:Ezekiel J. Emanuel lowballs estimates of the current costs and potential savings on medical
Pay Attention To Health Insurance Non-Benefit Costs!
By Merton BernsteinHealth Affairs Blog, November 16th, 2011 By Merton Bernstein | Health Affairs Blog
The McKinsey Global Institute reported in 2007 and 2008 that the
OccupyWashingtonDC's deficit proposal includes improved Medicare for all
By OccupyWashingtonDCOccupyWashingtonDC.org, Nov. 17, 2011By OccupyWashingtonDC
The following is an excerpt from a much longer report titled "The 99%ās Deficit Proposal: How to create jobs, reduce
U.S. Health Care Spending: Where Is the Waste?
By Stephen KembleOpEd News, November 16, 2011By Stephen Kemble | OpEd News
Many still assume universal health care must mean higher costs, but other countries prove
Troubled hospitals, troubled health care system: Not just in Brooklyn
By Joshua Freeman, M.D.Medicine and Social Justice blog, Nov. 15, 2011In Seeking a Cure for Troubled Hospitals in Brooklyn (New York Times, Nov. 10), Nina
Doctors, nurses give free flu shots at Occupy Wall Street
By Sam LevinNew York Daily News, Nov. 13, 2011By Sam Levin | New York Daily News
[In Zuccotti Park this weekend,] a huge phalanx of volunteer
Checkup at Occupy Wall Street
By Maureen MillerOccupy, an OWS-inspired Gazette, Nov. 10, 2011In 1970, Stephen Bergman, then a Harvard medical student, missed his renal block exam to protest Kent
Single-payer plan prompts docs to bargain with the state on reforms
By Alan Panebaker VTDigger, November 14, 2011In reaction to the Shumlin administrationās push for a single-payer style health care system, doctors have resuscitated a bargaining
Occupy Protesters Interrupt Chamber of Commerce Health Care Event
This article includes videoBy Think ProgressBy Think Progress
Protesters disrupted a U.S. Chamber of Commerce event on health care today, interrupting speaker Scott Serota, the CEO of Blue Cross
Health care spending is killing us
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Imagine a health insurance system with runaway costs, millions left without coverage, administrative headaches
A better health care system now within reach
By Nicholas H. Anton, M.D.The Press Democrat (Santa Rosa, Calif.), Nov. 12, 2011Occupy Wall Street emerged as a grass-roots campaign against excessive corporate wealth and
