Ten years ago, veterans hospitals were dangerous, dirty, and scandal-ridden. Today, they're producing the highest quality care in the country. Their turnaround points the way
Universal health care bill in Vermont passes, 89-47
Vtdigger.org
By Anne GallowayVtdigger.org, March 24, 2011 By Anne Galloway | Vtdigger.com
You can call it Frank. You can call it Fred. But don’t call it a single-payer
The health law at one year: Should we celebrate?
OpEdNews.com
By Dr. Claudia ChaufanOpEdNews.com, March 23, 2011 On March 23, a year after President Obama signed into law the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA),
Affirming Equity: Strengthening Health Care Financing and Delivery
PNHP Board member Dr. Andy Coates and Canadian health economist Bob Evans, Ph.D spoke on March 12, 2011, in Vancouver, British Columbia at the Affirming
Vermont leads the way
By Suzanne L. King, M.D.The Berkshire (Mass.) Eagle, Tuesday March 22, 2011Writing about the Massachusetts health care reform program in a 2009 issue of the
Docs Willing To Move To Vermont For Single Payer System
WBUR
By Rachel ZimmermanWBUR, March 22, 2011More than 200 doctors from 39 states and the District of Columbia say they’d consider moving to Vermont if
One Year Anniversary: The Incredible Shrinking Obama Health Care Law
This article includes videoBy Kevin ZeeseFireDogLake, Monday March 21, 2011 At its one year anniversary the Obama health care law is shrinking while the health care crisis grows.
German health warning: don't burden doctors with a costly paperchase
By Polly ToynbeeThe Guardian, Wednesday 16 March 2011What would Professor Ulrich Frei, medical director of Berlin's mighty Charité university hospital most wish for? "No more
The good news about single-payer health care
The Bay State Banner
By Maria TerminiThe Bay State Banner, March 17, 2011By Maria Termini | The Bay State Banner
Health care in the United State is in a
Vermont House to begin health reform debate Tuesday
Burlington Free Press
By Nancy RemsenBurlington Free Press, March 21, 2011MONTPELIER — Tuesday the Vermont House of Representatives begins debate on health-care reform — one of the most
Considering Canada's edge
EditorialBennington (Vt.) Banner, March 18, 2011Part of the blame for the demise of Bennington Iron Works, which announced this week it will close by May
Vermont’s Single-Payer Salvation
In These Times
The Green Mountain State is poised to abolish most forms of private health insuranceBy Lauren ElseIn These Times, March 18, 2011Three weeks after the House