Edmonton Journal
October 5, 2004
Health-care fraud alarm sounded
Auditor criticizes Alberta gov't for losing track of two million health cards
By Jason Markusoff and James Baxter
(Auditor General Fred)
Lifespan Crisis Hits Supersize America
Robin McKie, science editor
The Observer - Sunday September 19, 2004
http://observer.guardian.co.uk/international/story/
0,6903,1307825,00.html
Bloated, blue-collar Americans - gorged on diets of fries and burgers, but denied their share of
Let’s Change Medicare into a Plan for the Ages
by Saul Friedman
October 2, 2004
It's time Gray Matters put up or shut up, instead of merely complaining about what passes for the American health care
Let's Change Medicare into a Plan for the Ages
by Saul Friedman
October 2, 2004
It's time Gray Matters put up or shut up, instead of merely complaining about what passes for the American health care
The Bush Administration’s War Against Our Health
The Bush Administration's War Against Our Health
by Nicholas Skala (Health Policy Research Associate), Physicians for a National Health Program
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CEPR Releases Report on Prescription Drug Research
CEPR Releases Report on Prescription Drug Research Economist Dean Baker examines alternatives to the drug patent system
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The Bush Administration's War Against Our Health
The Bush Administration's War Against Our Health
by Nicholas Skala (Health Policy Research Associate), Physicians for a National Health Program
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Do Bush and Kerry Offer a Cure?
Do Bush and Kerry Offer a Cure?
by Milton Fisk
A PERMANENT CRISIS has plagued American health care since 1981. It began with Ronald Reagan, whose tax
FEHBP: A Feeble Model for Universal Health Care!
Politicians are fond of saying that everyone should have a health plan as good as the one that Congress has. John Kerry, for instance, says
Lifespan Crisis Hits Supersize America
Robin McKie, science editor
The Observer - Sunday September 19, 2004
http://observer.guardian.co.uk/international/story/
0,6903,1307825,00.html
Bloated, blue-collar Americans - gorged on diets of fries and burgers, but denied their share of
Most Back Health Care Regulation
By Randi F. Marshall
Rising health care costs and shrinking coverage have prompted a significant majority of Americans to support government regulation - or even universal
A Wonderful Country – If Only We Had Universal Health Care
America is wonderful - a mixture of Disney World and Lake Woebegone. You remember Garrison Keilor's home where all the men are good looking and