By Debra Walter, M.D.Letters, Arizona Daily Star, June 14, 2011Re: the June 8 column by David Brooks "Medicare proposals reflect parties' worldviews":While I agree the
David Brooks' view on Medicare mistaken
Letters, Arizona Daily Star
Abortion Training, Childhood Obesity, Single Payer Catch Medical Studentsā Attention
Richard Bruno, a third-year medical student, joined his peers in drafting policy recommendations for the American Association of Family ProvidersBy Christen McCurdy | The Lund
Be the second state to pass universal health care
By Mark Liebow, M.D.Rochester (Minn.) Post-Bulletin, Aug. 18, 2011Well, Vermont beat us to it. The people of Vermont decided correctly that the advances of the
Open Letter on Health Care to Ohio Rep. Bill Hayes
By Brad Cotton, M.D.Circleville (Ohio) Herald, Aug. 17, 2011Rep. Hayes, I write you this open letter in response to your Circleville Herald column of 10
Health care a right
EditorialCape Cod Times, Aug. 18, 2011Despite a recent setback at the federal appeals court level, health care reform still represents the nation's best solution to
Single-payer: Sensible health plan
By the Editorial BoardCharleston (W.Va.) Gazette, Aug. 16, 2011Some federal courts are ruling that America's breakthrough 2010 medical reform is kaput because government cannot force
Medicare for All Trumps Mandate
Why the new healthcare law should have been based on Medicare. (And what Democrats should have learned by now.)By Robert ReichRobert Reich's blog, Aug. 16,
Can We Have Health Reform Without an Individual Mandate? Yes, It's Called 'Medicare for All'
By John NicholsThe Nation blogs, Aug. 13, 2011The essential vote on the 11th Circuit Court of Appeals panel that ruled that the individual-coverage mandate in
Address why, not how, of health costs
The Journal Gazette (Fort Wayne, Ind.)
By Jonathan D. Walker, M.D.The Journal Gazette (Fort Wayne, Ind.), July 31, 2011Politicians and special interest groups are always trying to control the debate over
For Medicaid Patients, Particularly Children, the Neurologist May Not Be In
Neurology Today
By Gina ShawNeurology Today, July 21, 2011If a child needs a pediatric neurologist in Chicago, heād better hope that he isnāt on Medicaid. An alarming
If U.S. is serious about debt, there's a single-payer solution
By the Editorial BoardSt. Louis Post Dispatch, August 10, 2011If America truly is serious about dealing with its deficit problems, there's a fairly simple solution.
Single payer works
By Patricia Downs Berger, M.D.Letters, Boston Herald, August 10, 2011By Patricia Downs Berger, M.D. | Letters, Boston Herald
A single payer system would save money by