By Pius Kamau
The Denver Post
9/5/07
We watched the running of the bulls in Pamplona from the safety of a balcony off a physician's office. A crashing
NuƱez’s unhealthy bill
No reform at all would be better than giving Schwarzenegger a political victory and leaving insurance companies in charge.
By Deborah Burger
Los Angeles Times
September 6, 2007
In
Garamendi Stumps for Single-Payer Health Care System
Lt. Gov. John Garamendi (D) is touring California to gather support for a state-run, single-payer health care system, the Fresno Bee reports.
Garamendi on Monday stumped
Nuñez's unhealthy bill
No reform at all would be better than giving Schwarzenegger a political victory and leaving insurance companies in charge.
By Deborah Burger
Los Angeles Times
September 6, 2007
In
MachinistsĆā Union (IAM) Ninth International to Endorse HR 676
The International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers (IAM) is the ninth international union to endorse HR 676, single payer healthcare legislation introduced by Congressman
Unions to make health care centerpiece of 2008 election
By Mark Gruenberg
Workday Minnesota
2 September 2007
WASHINGTON - Labor unions will make achievement of affordable, universal health care the centerpiece of the 2008 election drive, elevating
Innovative Health Care Solutions
Excerpt from Forbes.com
Dr. Ana Malinow
President, Physicians for a National Health Care Program
Excerpt from Forbes.com
Dr. Ana Malinow | President, Physicians for a National Health Care Program
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On Life Support
By Arian Campo-Flores
Newsweek.com
web exclusive
May 9, 2007
By Arian Campo-Flores | Newsweek.com
It's a familiar story: America's emergency rooms are in crisis. But it's far worse than you
Guest Opinion: U.S. needs to wake up and provide universal health care
Ray Clasen
The News Press
Fort Myers, Florida
September 04, 2007
I've reckoned that if I did not have health insurance, the annual physical exam I receive at my
Private Finance Initiative Costs British NHS Billions
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
