By Louis Porter
Rutland Herald
September 11, 2007
MONTPELIER -- U.S. Sen. Bernard Sanders, I-Vt., has introduced a bill that would give five states money to try
Canada's health care system and the sustainability paradox
By Irfan Dhalla, MD
CMAJ
July 3, 2007; 177 (1). doi:10.1503/cmaj.061064.
Click here to download a pdf of this document.
Irfan Dhalla is with the Departments of Medicine at
Immigrants and Health Care — At the Intersection of Two Broken Systems
By Susan Okie, M.D.
New England Journal of Medicine
Perspective
August 9, 2007
Volume 357:525-529
By Susan Okie, M.D. | New England Journal of Medicine | Perspective | Volume 357:525-529
For
Militants in tennis shoes
Nurses Association won't bend on health reform
By Timm Herdt
Ventura County Star
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
John Graham, a hulking man with sad eyes, wearing a shirt only
Worker-friendly candidates needed in November
Mansfield News Journal
Mansfield, Ohio
September 10, 2007
After a wonderful Labor Day weekend I got to wondering what would happen if all workers would demand something be
Audit Cites Overpaid Medicare Insurers
Click here to read the full GAO report.
By ROBERT PEAR
New York Times
Published: September 10, 2007
WASHINGTON, Sept. 9 -- Private insurance companies participating in Medicare have
Medicare-for-all would keep everyone covered
Aaron E. Carroll, M.D.
The Indianapolis Star
Sunday, September 9 2007
One year ago, when the U.S. Census Bureau released its figures on Americans lacking health insurance in
The Health Care America Wants
To the Editor:
David Brooks ("The New Social Contract," column, Sept. 7) dismisses a single-payer health insurance system on the grounds that Americans "will not likely
Guest Commentary: Get rid of the for-profits
Healthcare can no longer be a commodity for sale to those who can afford it
By Rep. Dennis Kucinich
Modern Healthcare
Sep 4, 2007
In a way and
Taking care of our own: Health care in Spain has Lessons for the U.S.
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
