Dirigo Health: Don't compound the illness
By Kent Price
WALDO COUNTY (Aug 29, 2004): Last week's Citizen reported that as many as 3,500 of Maine's hospital jobs
Dirigo Health: Don’t compound the illness
Dirigo Health: Don't compound the illness
By Kent Price
WALDO COUNTY (Aug 29, 2004): Last week's Citizen reported that as many as 3,500 of Maine's hospital
Time to Level the Playing Field for American Business: The One-Payer Advantage
By Ron Cohen, special to Workday Minnesota - September 1, 2004
ST. PAUL - Employers will reduce or eliminate drug coverage for 3.8 million retirees when
Record Level of Americans Not Insured on Health
Record Level of Americans Not Insured on Health
By MILT FREUDENHEIM
Published: August 27, 2004
Rising costs for health coverage and a continuing fall-off in the number of
HMO workers strike over health benefits
HMO workers strike over health benefits
SEATTLE (AP) -- About 1,700 nurses and other health care workers formed picket lines to start a five-day strike against
New book attacks attempt to privatize the British NHS
Allyson Pollock. NHS plc. The privatisation of our health care. London: Verso September 2004
Bush's Health Proposal Would Fall Short of Estimates for Expanded Coverage
Experts Say President Bush's Health Proposal Would Fall Short of Estimates for Expanded Coverage, Washington Post Reports
Bush’s Health Proposal Would Fall Short of Estimates for Expanded Coverage
Experts Say President Bush's Health Proposal Would Fall Short of Estimates for Expanded Coverage, Washington Post Reports
McKinney, Texas, drugstore offers prescriptions at no profit for needy
The Dallas Morning News
July 31, 2004, Saturday
McKinney, Texas, drugstore offers prescriptions at no profit for needy
By Paul Meyer
To order prescription drugs for less, please visit:
http://cheapdrugsforall.com
McKINNEY,
State health insurance ‘reform’ is making matters worse
Another View: State health insurance 'reform' is making matters worse
By BURT COHEN
Guest Commentary
WHICH COSTS you more: your mortgage or your health insurance? From
State health insurance 'reform' is making matters worse
Another View: State health insurance 'reform' is making matters worse
By BURT COHEN
Guest Commentary
WHICH COSTS you more: your mortgage or your health insurance? From talking to
Canadian drugs aren’t the cure
Canadian drugs aren't the cure
By Robert Kuttner Ā |Ā August 18, 2004
THERE IS something quite lunatic about the entire debate on whether to permit imports of