America's ailing health care system
Editorial
Roanoke Times
Published: Monday, March 20, 2006
The free market approach to health care has given the U.S. a system both mediocre and
The Health Care Crisis and What to Do About It
By Paul Krugman and Robin Wells New York Times Review of Books Originally published March 23, 2006By Paul Krugman and Robin Wells | New York
Health care reform does too little, say activists
Times Argus
Originally published Feb 15, 2006
MONTPELIER ā Even as the House Health Care Committee worked inside on a health reform bill that would provide care
Critics challenge health reform plan
By Nancy Remsen
Free Press (Burlington, VT)
Originally Published February 15, 2006
MONTPELIER -- Dr. Deborah Richter hoisted a megaphone and addressed a group of 50 supporters of
Health care: the single payer vision
Letter
Louisville Courier-Journal
Friday, February 17, 2006
America has wonderful hospitals, clinics, and doctors. We conduct brilliant research. But there is a missing link: access to health services.
Louisville Courier-Journal: Readers' Forum
Originally published February 13, 2006
READERS' FORUM
Providing health care for everyone: 'Everybody in, nobody out'
I'm writing to thank state Rep. Joni Jenkins and her colleagues
Interview with Dr. David Himmelstein
Healthcare for All: The Campaign for Single-Payer Health Insurance in Massachusetts and the United States
Multinational Monitor
Originally published December 2000
Volume 21, Number 12
INTERVIEW
Remedy for ailing system sought
Forums to examine possible solutions to health care cost crisis
By Matt Pacenza
Times Union, Albany, New York
Monday, March 6, 2006
ALBANY -- The bill gets bigger every
The Uninsured Patient
By Baldeep Singh, MD, and Rachel Golden, PhD
Commentary
The American Journal of Medicine
February 2006
Despite recent attempts by federal programs to increase access to medical care for
Our health care system is inefficient, wasteful
Maine
Who among us cannot be ashamed that more than 45 million Americans lack health insurance and millions more have inadequate coverage? How do we spend
Recourse Grows Slim for Immigrants Who Fall Ill
By Nina Bernstein
The New York Times
March 3, 2006
When Ming Qiang Zhao felt ill last summer, he lay awake nights in the room he shared
Why pick on Wal-Mart?
Editorial
LA Times
March, 2 2006
WAL-MART'S RECENT DECISION to offer health coverage to more of its 1.4 million U.S. employees is a little like getting a