Ads In Iowa Target Democratic Front-Runners On Health Insurance
By Kevin Friedl
National Journal Group Inc.
Tuesday, Aug. 21, 2007
For a few weeks this summer, it looked as
World’s Best Medical Care?
Editorial
New York Times
Published: August 12, 2007
Many Americans are under the delusion that we have "the best health care system in the world," as President Bush
Canada's public health care system holds answers to surgery wait times
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives and the BC Health Coalition.
Press Release
(Ottawa) Surgical waitlists can be dramatically cut if governments develop a strategy to scale
Insurance doesn't make you feel secure
By Rose Ann DeMoro
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
August 12, 2007
News that some doctors in South Florida will now be charging patients annual "administrative fees" like credit
In search of vision on health care
Presidential candidates talk about it, but their plans fall short.
Editorial
Des Moines Register
August 19, 2007
"Millions of our citizens do not now have a full measure of
Single-pay system would slash costs
By CINDY PURVIS
GoErie.com
August 10, 2007
In 2004, General Motors announced that liabilities for employee health care topped $60 billion. In November 2005, GM laid off 30,000
World's Best Medical Care?
Editorial
New York Times
Published: August 12, 2007
Many Americans are under the delusion that we have "the best health care system in the world," as President Bush
Single-payer healthcare advocate Johnathon Ross M.D., M.P.H. takes a local look at the national HMO crisis
by Johnathon S. Ross, M.D.
Toledo City Paper
Published August 8th 2007
Johnathon Ross doesn't see Michael Moore's op-ed documentary "Sicko" as a film -- it's his life.
Ross
Need for more doctors part of solution
By Robert Gumbiner
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
August 15, 2007
By Robert Gumbiner | South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Michael Moore's film, Sicko, begins to expose the problem -- the lack of
Misguided proposals for two-tier health care
By Danielle Martin
The Toronto Star
August 15, 2007
What will the Canadian Medical Association do next?
Condemned by the public, editorial boards and politicians of all persuasions for
Canada’s public health care system holds answers to surgery wait times
Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives and the BC Health Coalition.
Press Release
(Ottawa) Surgical waitlists can be dramatically cut if governments develop a strategy to scale
Insurance doesn’t make you feel secure
By Rose Ann DeMoro
South Florida Sun-Sentinel
August 12, 2007
News that some doctors in South Florida will now be charging patients annual "administrative fees" like credit