By Donna SmithSo, all the great fanfare and all the king's horses. The great and almighty U.S. Senate has spoken. I will have to buy
Nationās Largest RN Organization Says Healthcare Bill Cedes Too Much to Insurance Industry
By National Nurses UnitedThe 150,000 member National Nurses United, the nation's largest union and professional organization of registered nurses in the U.S., today [Dec. 22]
An Inglorious End to the Promise of Reform
By Rose Ann DeMoro | Huffington PostAfter all the fanfare and high expectations that accompanied the prospect of national health care reform at the outset
Sen. Bernie Sanders on his amendment for single payer
By DANIEL BARLOW, Vermont Press BureauTimes Argus (Barre, Vt.), Dec. 17, 2009By DANIEL BARLOW | Times Argus (Barre, Vt.)
U.S. Sen. Bernard Sanders was expecting to
Health Study for Chicago: Health Gap Widens Between Blacks, Whites
By Deborah L. SheltonThe Chicago Tribune, Dec. 18, 2009 By Deborah L. Shelton | Chicago Tribune
A widening gulf in the health status of blacks
Better to Start Over Than to Pass These Bills
By Athena Godet-Calogeras, Peter Mott and Andrew CoatesThe Buffalo News, Dec. 17, 2009You might think that all of us who have worked so long and
U.S. Study: 1 in 5 Lost Health Insurance in Past Year
By Susan HeaveyABC News (Reuters), Dec. 16, 2009By Susan Heavey | Reuters
Nearly 20 percent of the U.S. population -- or almost 60 million people --
White House as helpless victim on healthcare
Salon.com, Wednesday
By Glenn GreenwaldSalon.com, Wednesday, Dec 16, 2009 05:17 ESTBy Glenn Greenwald | Salon.com
Of all the posts I wrote this year, the one that produced the
Single-Payer Amendment Withdrawn after GOP Delay Tactics
By Emily P. WalkerMedPage Today, December 16, 2009WASHINGTON -- In an earnest but doomed attempt to create a single-payer healthcare system, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.)
Testimony of Dr. Dwight Michael before the Pennsylvania Senate Banking and Insurance Committee
12/16/2009Good morning Chairman White and distinguished members of the Senate Banking and Insurance Committee. I am Dwight Michael, a Family Physician. I am here to
Gawandeās Rx is no solution
[The following letter to Washington Post columnist David Broder from Dr. Ray Bellamy of Florida discusses not only Broderās recent arguments, but also those of
'Medicare buy-in' called a subsidy to private insurers
The following radio interview with Dr. Steffie Woolhandler, co-founder of Physicians for a National Health Program and professor at Harvard Medical School, took place on
