By Walker Bragman
Jacobin, January 21, 2022

Last Thursday, the Supreme Court blocked President Joe Biden’s vaccine-or-test mandate for businesses with more than a hundred employees. The

By Jonathan Michels
Jacobin, January 19, 2022

A recent exposé in the Los Angeles Times brings to light the horrific increase in amputations in majority-black, working-class South

By Anabel Munoz
ABC 7 Los Angeles (KABC), January 18, 2022

The reverend Martin Luther King Jr. challenged injustices across all levels of American society, including health

Ralph Nader Radio Hour, January 15, 2022

Health Care for All Minnesota advisor and longtime PNHP member Kip Sullivan spoke with the Ralph

January 15, 2022

Podcast host Joe Sparks returns with additional highlights from Medicare for All Explained, in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King,

By Jake Johnson
Common Dreams, January 5, 2022

The physician-led effort to kill a Trump-era Medicare privatization scheme gained fresh momentum Wednesday as Rep. Pramila Jayapal—the chair

By Kip Sullivan, J.D.
Minnesota Physician, January 2022

This year marks the 50th anniversary of a law that permitted health insurance companies to participate in Medicare. The

By Jake Johnson
Common Dreams, December 30, 2021

Calls are mounting for President Joe Biden to terminate an under-the-radar Trump-era pilot program that—if allowed to run its

By Laura Weiss
The New Republic, December 17, 2021

After decades of efforts by advocates fighting in the trenches of America’s ongoing opioid crisis, harm reduction is

December 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

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.