By Andis Robeznieks
Modern Healthcare
April 6, 2009
Sarcastically describing them as "brilliant," Physicians for a National Health Program National Coordinator Quentin Young warned that the legislative proposals
Universal health coverage in spotlight at L.A. forum
But the White House-organized event is light on details
By Lisa Girion and Noam Levey
Los Angeles Times
April 7, 2009
Reporting from Washington and Los Angeles -- Even
Doc organization pushes 'Medicare-for-all' system
By Andis Robeznieks
Modern Healthcare
April 6, 2009
Sarcastically describing them as "brilliant," Physicians for a National Health Program National Coordinator Quentin Young warned that the legislative proposals
Why “chocolate or vanilla”? Put Single Payer on the table!
by Claudia Chaufan
www.opednews.com
April 3, 2009
With 100,000 monthly foreclosures, 700,000 jobs lost every month, and the number of uninsured, underinsured, and deaths for lack of health
Are we safer than Natasha Richardson?
By Laura S. Boylan, M.D.
Commondreams.org
Monday, April 6, 2009
In an example of the circus of fear and hyperbole surrounding the health care debate, opponents of government
Why "chocolate or vanilla"? Put Single Payer on the table!
by Claudia Chaufan
www.opednews.com
April 3, 2009
With 100,000 monthly foreclosures, 700,000 jobs lost every month, and the number of uninsured, underinsured, and deaths for lack of health
Let Americans speak, and they will demand single payer now
by Claudia Chaufan
Santa Cruz Sentinel
04/05/2009
What are we to expect from the last of five White House-sponsored Regional Health Care Forums in Los Angeles on Monday?
If health insurance companies ran the postal service…
George Harris
Kansas City Star
April 2, 2009
Could health insurance companies opting to get into mail delivery make the current single deliverer postal service worse? Let's speculate.
If
Something is Rotten at PBS
By RUSSELL MOKHIBER
April 2, 2009
Last year, former Washington Post reporter T.R. Reid made a great documentary for the PBS show Frontline titled Sick Around the
Single payer pushed
By DANIEL BARLOW
Times Argus
April 2, 2009
MONTPELIER -- When Ariel Zevon opened up her Barre business two years, she wanted to offer good health care to
Health forum hears from uninsured
By Mark Binker
Greensboro News & Record
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
GREENSBORO -- When she lost her job a decade ago, Kirby Heard joined the N.C. Farm Bureau
Whatās Race Got to Do with It?
A startling new analysis of the difference between Canadian and U.S. healthcare fundingBy Gregory P. MarchildonLiterary Review of Canada, April 2009BOOK REVIEWāNational Health Insurance in