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What Has Obama Done for Poor People?
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Health care policy: faith- or evidence-based?
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Some states seek flexibility to push health-care overhaul further
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Killing Medicaid the California Way
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How Doctors Could Rescue Health Care
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The US is facing a major crisis in
Health care: a new civil-rights movement?
Nurse Kathleen Bartholomew writes about the importance of making health care about wellness. She suggests health care might be a civil-rights movement of the 21st
Wall Street Comes to D.C. to Profit from Health Care; 99% Say 'Wall Street Greed Kills Those in Need'
By Margaret Flowers, M.D.October 2011 Movement, Oct. 12, 2011Today, the October2011.org Movement confronted Wall Street investors who came to Washington to figure out how
‘Occupy Wall Street’ Should Also Take Aim at Health Insurance Companies
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The lobbyists for U.S. health insurers surely
Union women urge push for single-payer health care
By All Unions Committee For Single Payer Health Care – H.R. 676 The Coalition of Labor Union Women (CLUW), meeting in September 2011 in Orlando,