Michael Moore's blast at medical care is hitting as U.S. seems ripe for changes
Victoria Colliver
Chronicle Staff Writer
Sunday, May 27, 2007
Michael Moore couldn't have scheduled the
Health reformers to piggyback on ‘Sicko’
Michael Moore's blast at medical care is hitting as U.S. seems ripe for changes
Victoria Colliver
Chronicle Staff Writer
Sunday, May 27, 2007
Michael Moore couldn't have scheduled the
On Health Care, a Can-Do Attitude
New York Times
Letter to the Editor
Confronted too often with the sentiment so succinctly expressed by Nicholas D. Kristof when he writes that "even if a
Young, Ill and Uninsured
By BOB HERBERT
NY Times Op-Ed
May 19, 2007
Fourteen-year-old Devante Johnson deserved better. He was a sweet kid, an honor student and athlete who should be enjoying
Oh yes, he's got an agenda
Michael Moore's new film about the US healthcare system must be seen in Europe as well as the US
Agnès Poirier
The Guardian
Monday May 21, 2007
"Sicko"
Michael Moore's scathing, important look at the U.S. healthcare system has plenty to rile the far right -- and a lot more to enrage the
We’re Number Two: Canada Has as Good or Better Health Care than the U.S.
Despite spending half what the U.S. does on health care, Canada doesn't appear to be any worse at looking after the health of its citizens
By
Oh yes, he’s got an agenda
Michael Moore's new film about the US healthcare system must be seen in Europe as well as the US
Agnès Poirier
The Guardian
Monday May 21, 2007
“Sicko”
Michael Moore's scathing, important look at the U.S. healthcare system has plenty to rile the far right -- and a lot more to enrage the
Insurance Blob Wastes One-Third of Care Dollars
Deborah Burger, R.N.
President, California Nurses Association
National Nurses Organizing Committee
Oakland, Calif.
Wall Street Journal
Letter to the Editor
May 21, 2007; Page A15
Deborah Burger, R.N. | President, California Nurses
We're Number Two: Canada Has as Good or Better Health Care than the U.S.
Despite spending half what the U.S. does on health care, Canada doesn't appear to be any worse at looking after the health of its citizens
By
A Short American Life
By NICHOLAS D. KRISTOF
New York Times
Op-Ed Columnist
May 21, 2007
How's this for a glimpse into America's health care mess:
The student winner I've chosen to accompany me