So, how many uninsured is too many?
By Greg Bausch, President, Kentucky Rural Health Association
From Rural Health Update, Fall 2004
"Ranks of the Uninsured Grow in 2003,"
Idaho State Journal, (lead editorial)
Our View: It's time to revisit national health care
Idaho, like virtually every other state, can't figure out how to cope with the black hole of
Health advocates push for ‘single-payer’ universal health care
Rita Villadiego, Dec 01, 2004 NEWARK, N.J. — A few months ago, Filipino American Rico Genaro, 42, who earns a minimum wage, as a staff of
Stark Introduces Constitutional Amendment to establish right to health care
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Thursday, March 3, 2005
CONTACT: Lindsey Capps (202) 225-5065
Stark Introduces Constitutional Amendment to establish right to health care
WASHINGTON, DC -- Today, Rep. Pete Stark
Healthcare Coverage In America
Health Care Coverage in America: Understanding the Issues & Proposed Solutions
This guide was prepared by the Alliance for Health Reform with a grant from The
Time for single-payer
Published in Times Argus, Vermont
By Stuart E. Williams, M.D. Family Physician Berlin
It is time for Vermont to establish a universal coverage, single-payer health-care system. We
Clarity on health care(Rutland Herald)
As Vermont legislators confront the burdens and the irrationality of Vermont's health care system, they face numerous obstacles. One of the most fundamental obstacles is
Outsourcing Medicine: Letter From Mexico
A haven south of the border
Douglas Bower - For the Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Guanajuato, Mexico --- I had become too sick to live in America.
Even with private
Taiwan’s Healthcare System
Hsieh outlines his strategy
Taipei Times, Monday, Feb 21, 2005,Page 3
Premier Frank Hsieh defines the goals of his Cabinet as promoting negotiation and stability. `Taipei
Taiwan's Healthcare System
Hsieh outlines his strategy
Taipei Times, Monday, Feb 21, 2005,Page 3
Premier Frank Hsieh defines the goals of his Cabinet as promoting negotiation and stability. `Taipei Times'
Medicare not easy to salve(SF Chronicle)
By David Lazarus
There's no simple or straightforward solution to Medicare's funding woes. At least with Social Security's looming troubles, the remedies can be narrowed down
Medicare for all is not socialized medicine
By Dr. James Cockey
It's wonderful to see the recent interest by The Daily Times in health care policy. Our current health care financing system is