By STEVEN GREENHOUSE
The New York Times
August 11, 2006
The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees announced plans yesterday to spend $60 million more a
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By STEVEN GREENHOUSE
The New York Times
August 11, 2006
The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees announced plans yesterday to spend $60 million more a
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Coverage & Access | [Aug 09, 2006]
San Francisco Mayor Gavin Newsom (D) on Monday signed into law a program to expand health care access to
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Problems with Medicare payments to physicians, rising health-care costs, and the increasing number of Americans without insurance show the need for reforms.
By Jeff Atkinson
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By Susan Duerksen
Op-Ed
San Diego Union-Tribune
July 21, 2006
Nobody likes to hear the health care horror stories: emergency rooms clogged with sick people who otherwise can't see
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In healthcare debate, single-payer still 800-pound gorilla
by Shreema Mehta
Aug. 1 -- Across the nation, states have made headlines this year for innovative approaches to
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Click here to read Statistics Canada's report on access to health care services in Canada from January to December 2005. (pdf)
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The Spanish language newspaper Al Dia in Kentucky covered the local PNHP chapter's conference on HR 676. Click Here to read the article. (pdf)
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Cincinnati, --The Ohio State AFL-CIO became the fourth state federation to endorse HR 676 when the 589 convention delegates unanimously passed a strong resolution endorsing
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Orlando, FL-The largest union in the US, the National Education Association (NEA), has endorsed HR 676, a bill introduced by Congressman John Conyers (D-MI) that
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The crisis is rooted in the current for-profit financing of health care. There is a solution. It is comprehensive reform based on non-profit, public financing
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By Dr. Susanne L. King
Berkshire Eagle
Friday, July 21
LENOX
There is no way to make health care affordable and contain costs when the insurance and drug
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By Susan Duerksen
SAN DIEGO UNION TRIBUNE
July 21, 2006
Nobody likes to hear the health care horror stories: emergency rooms clogged with sick people who otherwise can't