By Shir Haberman
Portsmouth Herald
shaberman@seacoastonline.com
When potential Democratic Party voters in New Hampshire, Iowa, Nevada and South Carolina think about who would be the best presidential candidate
Insurance may not be enough
By Dr. Susanne King
Berkshire Eagle
Wednesday, March 28
IT IS now common knowledge that 47 million people are uninsured in the United States, an increase of 5
ACT UP protest brings attention to heath care crisis
ACT UP commemorative protest results in 30 arrests
Michelle Garcia
The Advocate
March 30, 2007
Michelle Garcia | The Advocate
One of the groups involved with organizing the campaign was
In support of a single-payer system
Ann Troy, M.D., FAAP
San Rafael, Calif.
AAP News
March 2007
In his State of the Union address, President Bush acknowledged that we have a health care crisis in
Medicare for all would be a healthy move
By Saul Friedman
Newsday
March 31, 2007
I have not seen the case for publicly supported universal health care put any better than this, and by
In health care reform, California needn’t settle for second best
By Kay McVay, RN
San Jose Mercury News
03/29/2007
Anyone worried about the cost and availability of health care should be very wary of some of what's being
Transcript of Presidential Forum
The Center for American Progress held a forum on health care with Sen. Hillary Clinton, Sen. Chris Dodd, Sen. John Edwards, Sen. Mike Gravel, Rep.
N.H. House stands behind single-payer plan
By Shir Haberman
Portsmouth Herald
Thursday, March 29, 2007
shaberman@seacoastonline.com
PORTSMOUTH -- The lack of federal action in finding solutions to the multitude of problems that have led to
In health care reform, California needn't settle for second best
By Kay McVay, RN
San Jose Mercury News
03/29/2007
Anyone worried about the cost and availability of health care should be very wary of some of what's being
Plug the health care drain
Spiraling insurance premiums threaten the state's economic security. Moving to a single-payer system - public funding, private providers - just makes sense.
By Ron Forthofer
The Rocky
Health coverage for more people just helps insurers
By Milton Fisk
The Journal Gazette
03/26/2007
Suddenly, the most unlikely bunch has turned altruistic. Conservative businesses and politicians want health coverage for the uninsured. Schemes are multiplying
Gray Matters
Staying with Medicare will help keep it alive
By Saul Friedman
Family & Relationships
Newsday
March 24, 2007
Regular reader Martin Selig of Carle Place reminded me of a warning