Business leaders lean toward dramatic health-care changes
Friday, September 16, 2005
By Rick Haglund
Detroit Bureau
MLive.com
TRAVERSE CITY -- Frustrated over seemingly never-ending hikes in health care costs, some
Cheney Dropped By White House HMO
The Onion
NOTE: The Onion is a satirical newspaper.
September 7, 2005 | Issue 41ā¢36
WASHINGTON, DCāCiting Dick Cheney's pre-existing health conditions and his refusal to meet regularly
Health Crisis in Louisville's West End
There is a solution, experts tell forum By Anne Braden The Louisville Defender (Special to The Defender) Thursday, September 8, 2005Millions of people across the
Doctor to talk about health care for all Ohioans proposal
By Kevin Lamb
Dayton Daily News
Dr. Johnathon Ross has worked for universal, government-paid health insurance since he worked for an HMO 20 years ago.
"I learned that
Des Moines Register comes out for Medicare for All
Free business from health costs
By Register Editorial Board
Des Moines Register
September 9, 2005
First the bad news: Health-insurance premiums in Iowa increased an average of 12.4 percent
Health Crisis in Louisville’s West End
There is a solution, experts tell forum By Anne Braden The Louisville Defender (Special to The Defender) Thursday, September 8, 2005Millions of people across the
Medicare Law Prompts a Rush for Lobbyists
By Robert Pear
New York Times
August 23, 2005
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19 - The new Medicare law has touched off explosive growth in lobbying by the health care
Pharmaceutical Industry Spent $800 million on Lobbying over 7 years, Report States
Kaiser Daily Health Policy Report
08 Jul 2005
Drug Lobby Second to None
How the pharmaceutical industry gets its way in Washington
Special Report
By M. Asif Ismail
The Lagging Poor
Washington Post
Editorial Page
Tuesday, September 6, 2005
THe poverty level edged up last year, to 12.7 percent -- the fourth straight annual increase. Overall median income remained
Free corporations from health expenses
OPINION
The Business Journal (Milwaukee)
From the September 2, 2005 print edition
Guest Comment
By Jack Lohman and Dr. Eugene Farley
It is by historical accident that U.S. businesses provide
NMA Aids Hurricane Katrina Victims
September 7, 2005
Dear Colleague:
As African American physicians who live and work in the affected communities hit hardest by Hurricane Katrina, the nation is turning to