By Elizabeth Warren
Wednesday, February 9, 2005
Nobody's safe. That's the warning from the first large-scale study of medical bankruptcy.
Health insurance? That didn't protect 1 million Americans
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By Elizabeth Warren
Wednesday, February 9, 2005
Nobody's safe. That's the warning from the first large-scale study of medical bankruptcy.
Health insurance? That didn't protect 1 million Americans
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By Mike Sweet
Ask anyone to describe someone who files for personal bankruptcy and the description most likely fits an uncomplimentary stereotype.
It's someone who's
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To the editor:
Regarding the Plain Dealers Feb. 2 lead article, Medical bills blamed in half of bankruptcies, a reference is made to Physicians for a
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A new study finds fewer employees receive coverage as medical costs soar
By Aurelio Rojas
Sacramento Bee Capitol Bureau
What was once a social compact - work, and
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE--February 7, 2005
Kim Becker, Director of Public Relations
Phone: (703) 620-6600, ext. 207
Email: prel@www.amsa.org
Web: www.amsa.org
MEDICAL STUDENTS EXPOSE DIFFERENCES WITHIN U.S. AND CANADIAN
HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS
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Friday, February 4th, 2005
A new study in the journal Health Affairs has found that half of all personal bankruptcies in the United States are now
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A Healthy Choice
A movement builds to take on Wal-Mart
By Hans Johnson January 25, 2005
In These Times
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Until last year, Wal-Mart, the global retail chain known for
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Thursday, February 03, 2005
By Christopher Snowbeck
If you think government bureaucracy is bad, Mike Stout thinks you should look at the current state of private health
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We dare not follow
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By Mark Jewell, AP
BOSTON (Feb. 2) - Costly illnesses trigger about half of all personal bankruptcies, and most of those who go bankrupt because of
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By Reed Abelson
Sometimes, all it takes is one bad fall for a working person with health insurance to be pushed into bankruptcy.
Hundreds of thousands of
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Bankrupted by illness
Researchers find that medical problems contributed to about half of all 2001 filings in the United States
February 2, 2005
Medical problems and their financial