By Kim Dixon
Reuters
January 2, 2008
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Insured and wealthy Americans were more likely than the poor to get billions of dollars in free drug
Editorial: Honesty in health care
By Bangor Daily News Staff
Monday, December 31, 2007
Polls show that health care is a major issue -- rivaled only by the Iraq war -- in
Cancer is hitting uninsured harder
Associated Press
The Boston Globe
December 20, 2007
ATLANTA - Uninsured cancer patients are nearly twice as likely to die within five years as those with
Medicare For All via H.R. 676
Stephen Crockett
It is obvious that none of the major Presidential candidates of either the Democratic or Republican Parties are supporting the right approach to
New Hampshire Presidential Primary Televised Health Care Forum
For Immediate Release:
For more information contact:
Dr. Gary Sobelson - NH Medical Society
Ed Helm (727) 637-8362
Josh Peletier (603) 320-9569
HQ: 416 Chestnut St., Manchester, New Hampshire,
A Christmas wish: Health care for all
By Bob Williams
The Record Searchlight
Monday, December 24, 2007
By Bob Williams | The Record Searchlight
For too many Americans, loss of a job means loss of health
Private health insurance offers us sickly benefits
By JIM McMEANS
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Op-Ed
Published on: 12/21/07
President Bush on Dec. 13 vetoed the SCHIP renewal bill that would have expanded government health insurance to thousands more
California's Christmas Gift to the Big Insurers
By Rose Ann DeMoro
The Huffington Post
Posted December 18, 2007 | 09:36 PM (EST)
Christmas came one week early for California insurers Monday.
In a present gift wrapped
California’s Christmas Gift to the Big Insurers
By Rose Ann DeMoro
The Huffington Post
Posted December 18, 2007 | 09:36 PM (EST)
Christmas came one week early for California insurers Monday.
In a present gift wrapped
Giving Back
By Nelson Bradshaw
Catskill Mountain Foundation
Excerpts from http://www.catskillmtn.org/publications/articles/2007-12-giving-back.html
By Nelson Bradshaw | Catskill Mountain Foundation
The Oneonta Free Clinic will make a valiant effort meet the
A public health system defeated at the hands of ideology
By Susan F. Wood
The Boston Globe
December 17, 2007
The State Children's Health Insurance Program, which provides working families with low-cost health insurance coverage, is now in
Internist society sees single-payer as option
A new American College of Physicians paper says the government should guarantee a basic level of health care as part of larger reforms
By Doug Trapp
American
