By David Steil
USA Today, July 16, 2019
From 1993 to 2008, I served as a lawmaker with the Republican Party, representing the 31st District in the
How Medicare for All Would Stop Hospitals Like Hahnemann From Closing
By Adam Gaffney, M.D., M.P.H.
The Nation, July 16 2019
On Monday, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders joined hospital staff, patients, and activists in a large protest outside
Medicare for All Explained Podcast: Episode 16
This article includes audioJuly 15, 2019
Economist Neil Buchanan warns about the significant costs of maintaining the health care status quo, which poses a growing risk to the U.S.
How Women Win with Medicare For All
By Kirsten Magnuson and Ana Malinow, M.D.
Women’s eNews, July 14, 2019
Women should rally around the Medicare-for-All bill introduced in the House of Representatives earlier this year.
Medicare for
Medicare for All and Racial Justice: A Letter to Congress
July 10, 2019
Dear Honorable Members of the United States Congress:
As organizations that represent people of color, we respectfully urge you to co-sponsor the “Medicare for
Think twice when you hear the words ‘public option’ health insurance
By Ed Weisbart, M.D.
St. Louis Post Dispatch, July 5, 2019
Shhh! Don’t tell the insurance companies (it’s a secret).
That’s the logic of the presidential candidates who
Pro-Life? Try Medicare for All
By Paul Song, M.D.
The Hill, July 3, 2019
As a physician and a person of faith, I believe it’s time to rethink how we value life
Having health insurance doesn’t mean mental health care access. Insurance companies make certain of that.
By J. Wesley Boyd, M.D., Ph.D.
NBC News, July 3, 2019
Most well-insured individuals assume that, if they ever need psychiatric care, they will be able to
Medicare for All Explained Podcast: Episode 15
This article includes audioJuly 1, 2019
Stephanie Nakajima, Director of Communications at Healthcare-NOW!, details her personal experiences with the health care systems in Japan and Denmark, and contrasts them
The truth behind the lies about Medicare for all
By James Binder, M.D.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, July 1, 2019
The private insurance industry cannot reasonably defend CEO salaries of $100,000 a day, wasting $ 500 billion
Single-Payer Advocates Seek to Reverse Doctors’ Lobby Opposition
By Alex Ruoff
Bloomberg, June 28, 2019
About a decade ago Phillip Verhoef left the American Medical Association because it wouldn’t back efforts to replace the nation’s
Medicare for All Explained Podcast: Episode 14
This article includes audioJune 15, 2019
Dina van der Zalm, a health care organizer at the Missouri Rural Crisis Center discusses the worsening state of health care in rural
