By Gina Kolata
July 21, 2005
There is no one in medicine who does not consider it both crucial and long overdue to have electronic records in
Two BU scholars to criticize Romney health plan
By Liz Kowalczyk
Boston Globe
July 20, 2005
Two Boston University professors plan today to release a report critical of Governor Mitt Romney's health-care plan, arguing that it
Understanding the Buzzwords
By Susanne L. King
Berkshire Eagle
LENOX
I WAS talking to colleagues this week about the health care reform bills currently before the state Legislature, and realized once
UAW: For a healtier America
UAW members help build movement for single payer health care by Kim Ashby Local 862A grassroots movement is underway to educate people about single payer
Jury Awards $7.4 Million in Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against Humana HMO
TO NATIONAL, LEGAL AFFAIRS AND HEALTH EDITORS:
San Antonio Jury Finds Humana HMO Liable for Negligently Managing Managed Care - HMOs Now Liable for Mismanaging Managed
It’s time to bypass employers and try a single-payer health care system
Let's let employers get out of the medical care business
By Jack E. Lohman
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel online
Posted: July 3, 2005
After spending 35 years in the health
Advocates look to revive push for universal health care
By Matt Leingang
Associated Press
July 10, 2005
In San Jose Mercury News
COLUMBUS, Ohio - A push for universal health coverage is being rekindled in some states by
It's time to bypass employers and try a single-payer health care system
Let's let employers get out of the medical care business
By Jack E. Lohman
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel online
Posted: July 3, 2005
After spending 35 years in the health
Long-time PNHP Board Member Carol Kirschenbaum Passes Away
Dr. Carol B. Kirschenbaum passed away peacefully in her home comforted by her husband Dennis and sister Susan early Thursday morning. Her passing concluded a
Honoring Dr. K
Carol Kirschenbaum's vision lives on
By Bob Geary
altweeklies.com
June 22, 2005
Bigger and Better
When it comes to providing broad-based social-insurance programs, it’s the government that’s rational and the market that’s dumb
By Jacob S. Hacker
The American Prospect
Issue Date: 05.06.05
Big Brother: Leave the decision-making to us
By Dan Kurland
Charleston Gazette (Charleston, WV)
May 13, 2005
May 1-8 was Cover the Uninsured Week, a time to focus on the broader health-care crisis. Writer Alwin