By Joseph Q. Jarvis
Salt Lake Tribune
February 12, 2006
Two days ago a bill, HB122, intended to provide Utah's small-business owners with a new option for employee
Trusted Rx for Ill Nation
By Dan Carpenter
Indianapolis Star
February 12, 2006
To prescribe health savings accounts for a medical system that's the most overpriced, overcomplicated, underperforming and unfair in the developed
VA Care Is Rated Superior to That in Private Hospitals
By Rob Stein
Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, January 20, 2006; A15
The Department of Veterans Affairs medical system once epitomized poor-quality care. But after a series of
Economist bashes Bush HSA proposal
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6 (UPI) -- President Bush's health savings account (HSA)plan will mean income-based healthcare rationing, an economist said Tuesday.
"Should healthcare be cheaper for high-income
Medicare: Rich HMOs, Sick Patients
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Medicare: Rich HMOs, Sick Patients
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Group seeks health care remedies
By Hilary Corrigan
Coast Press Reporter
February 8, 2006
It's an ambitious goal, Lewes resident Lloyd Mills admits.
Installing a long-term, universal health care coverage system in Delaware --
Progs hit Dems over healthcare
By John Zicconi
Vermont Press Bureau
February 8, 2006
MONTPELIER ā Vermont's Progressive caucus on Tuesday harshly criticized the Democrat-controlled Legislature for not conducting studies that could show
Where does all the money go?
By Dr. Susanne King
Berkshire Eagle
Tuesday, February 7, 2006
The United States spent $1.9 trillion on health care in 2004, 16 percent of the nation's economy. Yet
Health Care for All/New Jersey responds to Kristof op-ed
New York Times
February 5, 2006
To the Editor:
Nicholas D. Kristof suggests that we mandate health-promoting measures like taxing junk foods. He says he's personally "convinced that
PNHP Decries "State of the Union" Health Care Proposals
National Doctors' Group Decries "State of the Union" Health Care Proposals
Bush Reforms Would Worsen Care, Bankrupt Sick Families
President Bush's proposals for health reform would simultaneously:
Plan OK for rich, healthy
By David Lazarus
San Francisco Chronicle
Wednesday, February 1, 2006
When he leaves office in a couple of years, President Bush will continue to be covered by the
"We Will Educate Our Colleagues, the Policy Community, the Media, and Our Patients": Physicians for a National Health Program Meet in Philadelphia
by Andy Coates
Published in MRZine
Physicians for a National Health Program held its annual meeting on December 10, 2005. Originally planned for New Orleans, it was