By Kay Lapp James
November 2, 2005
Wisconsin Dells
Being without health insurance can kill you, say Drs. Linda and Gene Farley, and access to medical care should
International Survey: U.S. Leads In Medical Errors
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Kentucky AFL-CIO Endorses Conyers’ Single Payer HR 676
Adopted by the Kentucky State AFL-CIO Convention, October, 2005 RESOLUTION CALLING FOR THE KENTUCKY STATE AFL-CIO CONVENTION TO ENDORSE HR 676, SINGLE-PAYER UNIVERSAL HEALTH
Kentucky AFL-CIO Endorses Conyers' Single Payer HR 676
Adopted by the Kentucky State AFL-CIO Convention, October, 2005 RESOLUTION CALLING FOR THE KENTUCKY STATE AFL-CIO CONVENTION TO ENDORSE HR 676, SINGLE-PAYER UNIVERSAL HEALTH
The Chaoulli Case: A Two-Tier Magna Carta?
By Gregory P. Marchildon
Healthcare Quarterly
Vol 8, No 4, 2005
Abstract:
Will industry spur national health care?
Kalamazoo Gazette
Friday, October 28, 2005
Remember back in the 1960s when many politicians were having apoplexy over the prospect of Medicare?
Pure socialism, they ranted. It'll break
Diagnosis for America
By Jonathan Tasini
October 25, 2005
TomPaine.com
It is a measure of our lowered expectations, fueled by media spin, that people shrugged and seemed to think that it
Group urges universal health care system
Payroll, income taxes would cover costs
By David Wenner
The Patriot-News (Harrisburg, PA)
Tuesday, October 18, 2005
A grassroots organization yesterday proposed tearing down the health insurance system
Drug Business Prescribes a Novel Cure for Its Ills
by Lloyd Grove
New York Daily News
October 17, 2005
Who knew that the multibillion-dollar U.S. pharmaceutical industry was so keen on publishing pulp fiction?
In a tale worthy
First Joint Canada-US Health Survey Shows Both Countries Report High Level of Health
For Immediate Release: June 2, 2004
Contact:
NCHS/CDC Public Affairs, (301) 458-4800
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The Joint Canada-United States Survey of Health (JCUSH)
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Health insurance imploding
Wednesday, October 19, 2005
San Francisco Chronicle
Page C1
By David Lazarus
And so the demolition derby that is the U.S. health care system shifts into high gear.
Mighty General
Single-payer advocates push cause in states; challenges likely
At least 18 states have introduced universal health care bills, most based on a single-payer model
By Amy Snow Landa
AMNews correspondent
Oct. 24/31, 2005
From Vermont to California,