A Colorado father journeyed to Washington to plead for health-care reform on behalf of his chronically ill son.
WEB EXCLUSIVE
By Eve Conant
Newsweek
Jan 29, 2007
Thomas Wilkes at
Unworthy of consideration
Bush plan would destroy employer-based system, won't aid uninsured.
By Pete Stark
USA Today
January 29, 2007
President Bush is to be commended for finally recognizing the needs of
A Father’s Call for Health-Care Reform
A Colorado father journeyed to Washington to plead for health-care reform on behalf of his chronically ill son.
WEB EXCLUSIVE
By Eve Conant
Newsweek
Jan 29, 2007
Thomas Wilkes at
Editorial: It’s time to think single-payer
Patchwork health proposals show the need to think big.
Minneapolis/St.Paul Star Tribune Editorial
Published: January 28, 2007
Minneapolis/St.Paul Star Tribune Editorial | Published: January 28, 2007
[T]he closer
Editorial: It's time to think single-payer
Patchwork health proposals show the need to think big.
Minneapolis/St.Paul Star Tribune Editorial
Published: January 28, 2007
Minneapolis/St.Paul Star Tribune Editorial | Published: January 28, 2007
[T]he closer you
Like hospitals, insurance system is also in crisis
Another voice /Health care
By DAVID DYSSEGAARD KALLICK
The Buffalo News
1/29/2007
Tuesday, prominent community leaders in Buffalo will hold a public hearing on the Berger Commission's proposals to
Fix the system with Medicare for all
By Marcia Angell
Guest Columnist
Boston Globe
January 29, 2007
Today the Globe launches a rotating seat on the op-ed page. Each guest columnist will appear each Monday for
Single-Payer Health Care Advocates Bring Campaign to D.C.
By Mark Gruenberg PAI Staff Writer 1/29/2007 PHILADELPHIA (PAI)--At Temple University Hospital in Philadelphia, a 60-year-old woman has been hospitalized for weeks suffering from heart
James Winkler’s Statement from PNHP/CNA Press Conference
Jim Winkler spoke at a January 24, 2007, press conference hosted by Physicians for a National Health Program and the California Nurses Association at the
Mass. ‘Universal’ Health Plan Already Falling Short
Less than a year after Massachusetts's controversial healthcare initiative was first revealed, evidence is accumulating to bolster critics who said the system is faulty by
Kucinich renews pitch for universal health care
By THOMAS J. SHEERAN
Associated Press Writer
CLEVELAND -- U.S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich, whose anti-war views have gained wider acceptance since he ran for president in 2004,
Single-payer health only way to go
By Paul Heise
Lebanon Daily News
By Paul Heise | Lebanon Daily NewsThe only part of the American health-care system that seems to be working is Medicare