State's health insurance needs intensive care
By David Lazarus
San Francisco Chronicle
Sunday, August 21, 2005
The United States is spending billions of dollars a year -- not
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State's health insurance needs intensive care
By David Lazarus
San Francisco Chronicle
Sunday, August 21, 2005
The United States is spending billions of dollars a year -- not
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Health Benefits May Cost 12% More
By Kristen Hallam
Hartford Courant
August 16, 2005
American companies may have to pay an average of 12.6 percent more for their employees'
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Measure calls for public financing By Paul Wilson pawilson@courier-journal.com The (Louisville) Courier-Journal Wednesday, August 17, 2005The director of the Louisville Metro Health Department and others
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By Michelle Andrews
The New York Times
August 14, 2005
Health savings accounts, a sort of I.R.A. for health care, let people set aside money tax-free to pay
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By Arthur Richter
August 4, 2005
The recent "my view" charging that adopting universal health care will bankrupt America (July 6) cannot go unanswered. Our existing privatized
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Event marks 40th birthday of program By Adam Sichko asichko@courier-journal.com The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) Saturday, July 30, 2005Fifteen people gathered outside the Mazzoli Federal
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By Paul Krugman
July 29, 2005
Americans tend to believe that we do everything better than anyone else. That belief makes it hard for us to learn
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By Rob Christensen, Staff Writer
The News and Observer
Published: Jul 24, 2005
It is an unusual marriage: The doctors and the Deaniac. But the docs -- with
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By Ronnie Cohen
Pacific Sun (Mill Valley, CA)
April 22-28, 2005
Vol. 43, Iss. 16, p10
Abstract
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Letters Editor
Calgary Herald
Re: "Opening access to health care choices is a moral duty," Ralph Klein, Opinion, July 30
Premier Klein states that "all the money in
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Spending 55% less for immigrants than U.S.-born residents
By Sherry Jacobson
The Dallas Morning News
07:29 AM CDT on Tuesday, July 26, 2005
A new national study suggests
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Tuesday, July 26, 2005
By Alana Semuels
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Although her husband is employed, 30-year-old Pamela Ramirez still pays her health bills the same way many immigrants do