by Sol Littman
Arizona Daily Star
Ever since my wife and I chose to leave Canada and settle in Tucson, we have been amazed and angered
As I see it: Act now to fix ailing health care system
By DR. COSIMO STORNIOLO
Gazette-Times
November 13, 2006
Everyone agrees that the health care system is broken. Almost 50 million Americans are uninsured; more than 600,000 of
Humana's flagrant cherry-picking,cream-skimming HealthMiles Plus program
Gathering focuses on state's health insurance woes Local leaders and national experts on healthcare met in Fort Lauderdale to discuss the growing problem of Floridians
No happiness with health policy
Conference leans toward national health care. Participants say crisis coming without changes.
By ANTHONY SALAMONE
The New Jersey Express-Times
Friday, October 20, 206
BETHLEHEM TWP., Pa.
Chant from an Ohio March
Courtesy of Dr. Johnathon Ross
I don't know but I've been told
The fight for health care's very old
Jesus on the Temple Mount
Drove the money changers out
He
Time To Socialize Medicine
How Democrats can make themselves useful.
By Timothy Noah
Slate.com
Posted Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2006, at 4:33 PM ET
May I put in a word for socialized medicine?
By Timothy
Toyota's health cost cure: A clinic at the plant site
With tab of $11,000 per U.S. worker, automaker will invest $9M in San Antonia facility
By Christine Tierney
The Detroit News
Wednesday, November 08, 2006
Detroit's automakers are not
Action and Reaction
By Matthew Holt
Spot On Blog | San Francisco
Nov 6, 2006
Back in the day when there was some vague interest from Democrats in fixing our
Seeking Coverage For All
By JOHN R. BATTISTA AND JUSTINE MCCABE
Op-Ed | Hartford Courant
October 31 2006
By JOHN R. BATTISTA AND JUSTINE MCCABE | Op-Ed | Hartford Courant | October
North Carolina AFL-CIO Supports HR 676
The North Carolina AFL-CIO became the fifteenth state labor federation to support HR 676, single payer healthcare legislation introduced by Congressman John Conyers (D-MI).
Healthcare crisis countdown
By David R. Francis
The Christian Science Monitor
November 6, 2006
The healthcare system in the United States is eroding. Costs are rising too fast. More and more
Pace Poll: New Yorkers favor a government-run health insurance plan
This via the Brian Lehrer show on WNYC.
A new poll by Pace University/New York Magazine/WCBS 2 News/WNYC asked New Yorkers to compare single-payer health