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
Reform languishes
Editorial
Times Argus (Barre-Montpelier, VT)
February 2, 2006
One of the leading advocates of health care reform has given members of the Legislature, Democrats and Republicans, a failing
Catching the health-reform bug
By Lance Dickie
The Seattle Times
February 10, 2006
The nation's health-care system has not gotten bad enough yet for real change to occur. Just wait.
An increasingly anxious
Change health care for uninsured
By Kay Lapp James
Portage Daily Register
November 9, 2005
Monday's e-mail contained a surprising press release from Attorney General Peg Lautenschlager. She announced that her office was
Bush's Rx for insurance: Buy your own
By John McCarron
Chicago Tribune
February 10, 2006
Additional material published Feb. 11, 2006
CORRECTIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS
In his Commentary column Friday, John McCarron stated that General Motors recently announced
Former NEJM editor Relman supports single-payer in New York Times
New York Times
February 11, 2006
To the Editor:
Your Feb. 3 editorial "The Lopsided Bush Health Plan" nicely summarizes all the reasons why health savings accounts are
Ownership Society Redux: New Name, Same Policy
By Sebastian Mallaby
Washington Post
February 13, 2006
The president likes to be consistent. Loves Laura; sticks to Laura. Kicks drink; keeps kicking it. First inaugural address: blue
Make state health insurance plan available to small firms
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
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