Posted by Marcella Bombardieri
Political Reporter
Boston Globe.com
February 6, 2008
NEW YORK -- On a day that's all about the horserace, we bring you an interesting tidbit about
Market-Based Failure — A Second Opinion on U.S. Health Care Costs
By Robert Kuttner
The New England Journal of Medicine
Volume 358:549-551 / February 7, 2008 / Number 6
Perspective
By Robert Kuttner | The New England Journal of Medicine
Changing
GHI/HIP change could hurt health care
By RICHARD PROPP
Albany Times Union
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
The huge combined health insurance company GHI/HIP wants to convert from nonprofit to for-profit status. Shocked? I doubt
ABX1 1 favored insurers over health for all Californians
Leland Y. Yee San Francisco Chronicle Tuesday, February 5, 2008Leland Y. Yee | San Francisco Chronicle
I joined California nurses, school employees, senior groups and
Health Care In South Africa: Medical Error
by David Adler
The New Republic
11.07.05
by David Adler | The New Republic
Conservative lawmakers and many business leaders are touting health savings accounts as the silver bullet
RNs Praise Courageous Vote by Senate Committee On Badly Flawed Healthcare Bill
For Immediate Release
January 28, 2008
Contact:
Donna Gerber, 916-919-1226
Charles Idelson, 510-273-2246, 415-559-8991
The California Nurses Association/National Nurses Organizing Committee today offered praise to the Senate
Ten Lessons for the Candidates from the California Healthcare Fiasco
Rose Ann DeMoro
The Huffington Post
Posted January 29, 2008 | 02:53 PM (EST)
Before the leading Democratic candidates come to California for the upcoming super Tuesday primary
Opinions of New Hampshire Physicians Contrast with Presidential Candidate Plans for Healthcare Reform
New Hampshire Medical Society
For the betterment of public health since 1791
For Immediate Release
December 18, 2007
Contacts:
Dr. Seddon Savage, President, NH Medical Society 603-646-9215,
U.S. should have Medicare for all ages
By Robert Gumbiner
Press-Telegram, 1/27/08
Long Beach, CA
There is a somewhat illogical argument being made against expanding Medicare to include all citizens and taxpayers in the U.S.,
Report cards won't improve health care
Proposals would apply some of the mistakes made under No Child Left Behind to hospitals and doctors.
By KIP SULLlIVAN
Minneapolis StarTribune
January 7, 2008 - 6:03 PM
If
Report cards won’t improve health care
Proposals would apply some of the mistakes made under No Child Left Behind to hospitals and doctors.
By KIP SULLlIVAN
Minneapolis StarTribune
January 7, 2008 - 6:03 PM
If
Miracle Worker?
By Peter Freyne
7 Days - Vermont's Independent Voice
Inside Track
1/23/08
Surprise, surprise! Rep. Topper McFaun's health-care-reform bill -- the one the powers-that-be said was absolutely, positively not