Some make ends meet by forgoing treatment
By Julie Appleby
USA TODAY
August 31, 2005
Medical progress has helped Americans live longer, but the exploding cost of those
Medical insurance left them hanging
Penn Valley couple shocked by big bills
By Andrew McIntosh
Sacramento Bee Staff Writer
Monday, August 29, 2005
When Darlene Henderson became ill with breast cancer in 2001, the
More doctors returning to Canada than leaving, first time in 30 years
By Sheryl Ubelacker
Canadian Press
August 26, 2005
TORONTO (CP) - When Dr. Kellie Leitch returned to Canada from the United States a few years ago, she joined
From Hippocrates to Hypocrisy
By Steven Lewis
Winnipeg Free Press
August 21, 2005
The official voice of Canadian doctors has had it with single-tier medicare. Why? Because patients are suffering and dying
The Moral-Hazard Myth (New Yorker)
The Moral Harzard Myth
The bad idea behind our failed health-care system
By Malcom Gladwell
The New Yorker
August 29, 2005
State's health insurance needs intensive care
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 including
Time for a healthy divorce from employment
Time for a healthy divorce from employment
By Dr. Susanne King
Berkshire Eagle
Tuesday, August 23, 2005
Healthcare is Migrating South of the Border (LA Times)
Healthcare Is Migrating South of the Border
California employers are steering Latinos to Mexico, where care is less costly but uneven
By Richard Marosi, Times Staff Writer
Los
Canadian nurses speak out against CMA support of private system
Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario - Open letter to the Ontario Medical Association
TORONTO, Aug. 17 /CNW/ -
Dr. Gregory Flynn
President
Ontario Medical Association
Jonathan Guss
Chief Executive Officer
Ontario Medical
State’s health insurance needs intensive care
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
Employer-sponsored HMOs signal financial disaster
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'
National health-insurance bill backed
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