The New York Times
Published: April 9, 2006
To the Editor:
Your reports about Massachusetts' health reform legislation treat politicians' overblown claims as gospel.
The legislation completely ignores one-third
Right idea, wrong tack on health-care reform
Originally Published April 8, 2006
Des Moines Register Editorial Board
On Tuesday, the Massachusetts Legislature passed a bill mandating all residents purchase health insurance. The philosophy is
Approaches to Health Care for All
Press Release
For Release: April 10, 2006
For More Info: Mark Dunlea, 518 434-7371, ext 1
New York Needs a Commission to Develop Cost-Effective Approaches to Health Care
Awaiting a home run
By Dr. Susanne L. King
Berkshire Eagle
Tuesday, April 11
LENOX
New advocacy organization for universal health care holds first meeting in Anniston
By Joseph Lord
Star Staff Writer
04-10-2006
Dr. Henry Duke was touched by what he saw in Mobile after Hurricane Katrina.
He saw people, lots of them, in need
Open Letter to Governor Mitt Romney on Massachusetts Health Care Bill
for a printable pdf version of this letter (click here)
for a fact sheet on the Massachusetts bill (click here)
Governor Mitt Romney
State Capitol
Boston, MA 02133
November 3,
Letter to the editor: National health care
Letter to the Editor
Huntsville Times
Published Monday, March 27, 2006
The Association Health Plans proposed by President Bush and now being considered by Congress will not be
Forced insurance an unhealthy idea
Opinion
Daily Gazette, Schenectady, NY
Published Sunday, March 26, 2006
Former Director of Public Health, Wisconsin, Backs Single Payer
Effective, efficient health care for everyone
By Ivan Imm, guest columnist
Published Wednesday, March 29, 2006
Winona Daily News
Our health care system in America is broken and in
A Benefit for Insurers
By Milt Freudenheim
The New York Times
Published March 31, 2006
Critics who say the private insurance industry got too big a role in the new Medicare prescription
Panel explores healthcare reform
By: Kathryn Caggianelli
The Albany Record
Published March 8, 2006
ALBANY - Though they couldn't agree on the mechanism for change, four physicians who sat on a panel
Statements from IBEW and Jobs with Justice
Statement at the by John Horgan, member, IBEW Local 2222
and
Jobs with Justice Health Care Action Committee
Community meeting on "How to get health care that works