Angus Reid Global Monitor
Polls & Research
December 11, 2007
(Angus Reid Global Monitor) - Adults in the United States are divided on the way their medical services
Can anyone (any viable candidate, that is) say ‘single-payer?’
By BRAD WARTHEN
Editorial Page Editor
The State
Posted on Sun, Dec. 09, 2007
CAN ANYONE among those with a chance of becoming president say "single-payer?" If not, forget
Professionals call for Medicare-style health plan
Nurses' ad cites Cheney's heart troubles as evidence of universal need
By Russ Britt
MarketWatch
Last update: 7:24 p.m. EST Dec. 7, 2007
LOS ANGELES (MarketWatch) -- While health-care
Already sold out
By Daniel Gallington
The Washington Times
December 9, 2007
Absent another large-scale terrorist attack on U.S. soil, health insurance could easily be the issue that determines the 2008
Can anyone (any viable candidate, that is) say 'single-payer?'
By BRAD WARTHEN
Editorial Page Editor
The State
Posted on Sun, Dec. 09, 2007
CAN ANYONE among those with a chance of becoming president say "single-payer?" If not, forget
Two Independent Studies Arrive at Same Conclusion: Illegal Immigrants are Wrongly Accused of Taxing U.S. Healthcare System
Posted by Marisa Treviño
29 November 2007
As the presidential debate deepens, or gets more desperate, it won't be surprising to hear more and more candidates who
New CDC Report: The Nail in the Coffin for Health Care Myths
Niko Karvounis
Health Beat Blog (www.healthbeatblog.org)
December 05, 2007
On Monday the CDC released a landmark, and in many ways devastating, report on health care in the U.S.
Silencing nurses endangers patients' care
Louisville Courier-Journal Readers' forum Monday, December 3, 2007The results of the studies have been released and they prove what every hospital nurse knows from experience.
Silencing nurses endangers patients’ care
Louisville Courier-Journal Readers' forum Monday, December 3, 2007The results of the studies have been released and they prove what every hospital nurse knows from experience.
Insurance access must improve
By Mary Ann Garnar
OP-ED
Special to The Courier-Journal
Monday, December 3, 2007
Most thoughtful people in the United States recognize that the difficulties of obtaining health insurance --
Socialized Medicine Belittled on Campaign Trail
by Julie Rovner
NPR Morning Edition
December 6, 2007
Click here to listen to the story.
In the debate over health care on the campaign trail, the term "socialized
Curbing Medicare Advantage Overpayments Would Strengthen Medicare
Center on Budget and Public Policies
December 5, 2007
Center on Budget and Public Policies
The government pays Medicare Advantage plans roughly $1,000 more per beneficiary per year