Privatisation of the NHS is accelerating
Both patients and staff can resist the creeping corporate takeover
By Allyson Pollock
Tuesday May 24, 2005
The Guardian
When Malcolm Glazer took
Waiting for C.E.O.'s to Go 'Nuclear'
Waiting for C.E.O.'s to Go 'Nuclear'
Op-ed
By Matt Miller
New York Times
May 18, 2005
The consuming Senate slugfest over judges (vital as they are) proves how Washington remains
Waiting for C.E.O.’s to Go ‘Nuclear’
Waiting for C.E.O.'s to Go 'Nuclear'
Op-ed
By Matt Miller
New York Times
May 18, 2005
The consuming Senate slugfest over judges (vital as they are) proves how Washington remains
Health costs making big business ill
By Quentin Young
A Chicago physician and coordinator of Physicians for a National Health Program
Published May 15, 2005
On April 19, General Motors Corp. blamed its dismal
Health Care for All in Michigan
Michigan needs health care access for all:
Since a national universal system is not a reality, Michiganians must create local solutions to provide medical care for
Pressure for Universal Health Care Builds in Detroit
Legislators Call for Government-Subsidized Health Care Plan Burns Big Three
May 9, 2005
Detroit Auto Scene
www.detroitautoscene.com
By Antonio Vasquez
Staff Reporter
U.S. Rep. John Dingell recently spoke in support of
Stanford Medicine examines health care reform
http://mednews.stanford.edu/stanmed/2005winter/
Dear Readers,
I often wonder, what will it take for the citizens of the United States to demand quality health care for all Americans? How far
Op-Ed: Privatize NHS?
By Colin Leys Allyson Pollock
Tuesday, May 3, 2005
Globe and Mail Update
New York Universal Health Care Options Campaign
For release May 2, 2005
Contacts:
Mark Dunlea, Hunger Action Network, 518 434-7371
Physicians for a National Health Program - Capital District, PaulSorum@cs.com
New York Universal Health Care Options
A Private Obsession (New York Times)
By Paul Krugman
April 29, 2005
American health care is unique among advanced countries in its heavy reliance on the private sector. It's also uniquely inefficient. We
Medical costs prove a burden even for some with insurance (USA Today)
By Julie Appleby
April 28, 2005
Think your health insurance has you covered? Think again.
Health care goes south: Look to north(Denver Post)
By Jim Spencer
Wednesday, April 13, 2005
Ask investigative journalist Jim Steele if he is a scorned prophet because he claims the American health care system is