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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
French Family Values
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
Insurer and doctors wage e-combat
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
Gap in immigrant health care noted
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
Immigrants use fewer health care services, study finds
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
Activists See CAFTA as Gift to Big Pharma
By Jim Lobe
Published on Wednesday, July 27, 2005 by the Inter Press Service
WASHINGTON -- With the U.S. House of Representatives due to vote this week
The reinvention of failure
Existing health services are being deliberately destabilised to pave the way for an ideologically driven privatisation programme
By John Lister
Wednesday July 20 2005
The Guardian
How is it
Immigrants do not overwhelm healthcare – study
Mon Jul 25, 2005 5:16 PM ET
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Immigrants are not swamping the U.S. health care system and use it far less than native-born
Gap in health care noted
Spending 55% less for immigrants than U.S.-born residents
08:57 PM CDT on Monday, July 25, 2005
By Sherry Jacobson
The Dallas Morning News
A new national study suggests that
Study Paints Bleak Picture of Immigrant Health Care
By Ceci Connolly
Washington Post Staff Writer
Tuesday, July 26, 2005; Page A11
Regardless of age, legal status or insurance coverage, immigrants, on average, receive about half the
U.S. Immigrants Have Lower Health-Care Costs, Study Finds
July 25 (Bloomberg) -- Health-care costs for U.S. immigrants were an average of $1,139 a year each, half as much as medical expenses for citizens
Medicare's 40th Anniversary & Resources from Kaiser
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