Saul Friedman
Newsday
October 29, 2005
Long Beach widow Eula P., 81, writes that she's neither "stupid nor senile," but she still can't figure out the new prescription
$230 billion spent on insurance paperwork
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 11 (UPI) -- Billing and insurance paperwork consume at least one out of every five dollars of private insurance health spending in
PNHP Members Urge Gov. Romney on Single-Payer
Physicians for a National Health Program
Massachusetts Chapter
46 Highland Ave.
Cambridge
Governor Mitt Romney
State Capitol
Boston, MA 02133
November 3, 2005
Dear Governor Romney, Speaker DiMasi and Senate President Travaglini:
We urge
Health care reform plans are cruel hoax
Letters
Berkshire Eagle
Tuesday, November 08
To the Editor of THE EAGLE:-
Dear Gov. Romney, Speaker DiMasi and Senate President Travaglini:
We urge you to abandon your ill-conceived proposals
Medicare-for-All would save money and cover everyone
By Merton C. Bernstein
Special to The Star
Kansas City Star
Faced with daunting health insurance costs, American enterprises are eliminating coverage or passing along more of the
Physicians push for universal health coverage in Indiana
Health Care Crusade
By Tom Murphy
Indianapolis Business Journal
VOL. 26 NO. 35, NOV. 7-13, 2005
Some heart muscle had already died by the time family members coaxed the
Medicare endorsement equals cash for AARP
Letters to the Editor
Des Moines Register
November 7, 2005
As the cries of outrage over the new Medicare drug plan grow louder, the shadow cast over the
For Americans, Getting Sick Has Its Price
Survey Says U.S. Patients Pay More, Get Less Than Those in Other Western Nations
By Rob Stein
Washington Post Staff Writer
Friday, November 4, 2005;
Americans pay more when
Rx for America: a national health plan
Fewer workers each year receive health insurance from their employers
By Ron Gettelfinger
Special to The Detroit News
Friday, November 4, 2005
In recent weeks, members and retirees of
Getting serious about the economy
By Michael R. Huckleberry
Midland Daily News
10/30/2005
The recent announcement regarding General Motors plan to cut back on health care came as no surprise. The only thing
Spin Control at Wal-Mart
By Liza Featherstone
The Nation
Today marks the premiere of Robert Greenwald's documentary Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price, and Wal-Mart is ready with a "war
Working-Age Americans Bear Brunt of Medical Debt
Health Care Economics
By Rich Daly
Psychiatric News
October 21, 2005
Volume 40, Number 20, page 16
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A study finds the largest number yet of Americans