This great free-market experiment is more like a corporate welfare scheme
A hospital in Coventry lays bare the deceit of neoliberal logic: staff cuts, ward closures
The dark side of healthcare reform
By Benjamin Day
The Boston Globe
August 30, 2007
AFTER EXTENDING healthcare coverage to more than 150,000 previously uninsured residents over the past year, Massachusetts health reform took
Poll shows more Californians favoring single-payer health care
Tom Chorneau San Francisco Chronicle Sacramento Bureau Wednesday, August 22, 2007 (08-22) 04:00 PDT Sacramento -- - As voter dissatisfaction with the state's health
Canadian care costs less, insures all citizens and could help cut U.S. poverty, crime rates
By David Karwacki
The Salt Lake Tribune
08/10/2007
(Editor, Salt Lake Tribune: The writer is addressing the question, "Should the U.S. use Canada as its model for
Kucinich is right on healthcare
By Derrick Z. Jackson
Boston Globe Columnist
August 29, 2007
DENNIS KUCINICH rarely gets much airtime in Democratic presidential debates. That was underscored recently when ABC's George Stephanopoulos
‘Profit equation’: Health-care plan should not be financially motivated
Terry Gossard
The Charleston Gazette
August 28, 2007
The pursuit of profit has always been the principal motivating driver that sustains the American economy. Few would argue this
'Profit equation': Health-care plan should not be financially motivated
Terry Gossard
The Charleston Gazette
August 28, 2007
The pursuit of profit has always been the principal motivating driver that sustains the American economy. Few would argue this
AMA plan won’t cure coverage gap
Consumer Confidential
By David Lazarus
LA Times Staff Writer
11:26 AM PDT, August 26, 2007
The American Medical Assn. says it's going to spend millions of dollars to highlight
AMA plan won't cure coverage gap
Consumer Confidential
By David Lazarus
LA Times Staff Writer
11:26 AM PDT, August 26, 2007
The American Medical Assn. says it's going to spend millions of dollars to highlight
We can't afford to not have national health care
By Kenneth Brummel-Smith
Tallahassee Democrat
August 23, 2007
Michael Moore's recent documentary, "Sicko," has increased the heat on the discussion of health care. It's high time Americans and
We can’t afford to not have national health care
By Kenneth Brummel-Smith
Tallahassee Democrat
August 23, 2007
Michael Moore's recent documentary, "Sicko," has increased the heat on the discussion of health care. It's high time Americans and
Single-payer coverage already works in U.S.
BY JAMES C. MITCHINER
The Ann Arbor News
Sunday, August 19, 2007
The recent launch of health reform in Massachusetts, centered on a joint individual-employer mandate, calls to