Sun, Jul. 25, 2004
Health costs talk is crucial
States need incentives to try policy changes
Mercury News Editorial
Crisis doesn't begin to describe the extent of America's health
Ford: Health costs could drive investment overseas Firm's vice chairman says rising fees hurt competitiveness
Tuesday, July 20, 2004
Ford: Health costs could drive investment overseas Firm's vice chairman says rising fees hurt competitiveness
By Eric Mayne / The Detroit News
If U.S.
Ford: Health costs could drive investment overseas Firm’s vice chairman says rising fees hurt competitiveness
Tuesday, July 20, 2004
Ford: Health costs could drive investment overseas Firm's vice chairman says rising fees hurt competitiveness
By Eric Mayne / The Detroit News
If
Health Care Crisis Incites Residents
THE SAG HARBOR EXPRESS
ISSUE DATE: 6/24/04 June 2004
Health Care Crisis Incites Residents
by Beth Young
Sag Harbor has become known of late for its social activist groups,
Op-ed by Drs. David Himmelstein and Steffie Woolhandler on the Kerry Health Plan
Cure a Sick Healthcare System
Universal coverage under National Health Insurance would not increase health costs
By Steffie Woolhandler and David Himmelstein
In These Times
July 23, 2004
Like Capistrano�s
Single Payer Healthcare Study Approved
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts
MASSACHUSETTS SENATE
7/22/04
Contact: Kate Regnier, 617-722-1280
617-251-9567 (cell)
Senator Steven Tolman Announces Approval Of Bill to mandate Single Payer health care study
(BOSTON) - Senator Tolman today
Article by PNHP member in New Haven
New Haven Register
July 22, 2004
With health care crisis, the trees are obscuring the forest
Steve N. Wolfson, M.D.
Our health care system is in massive disarray,
Nation’s Largest Health Coalition Calls For Sweeping Changes in Health Care System
For More Information, Contact:
Janet Firshein or Kari Root at (301) 652-1558, or
Pat Schoeni at NCHC, (202) 638-7151
Nation’s Largest Health Coalition Calls For Sweeping Changes in
The Georgia SecureCare Program
The SecureCare Program would cover all Georgians under a single uniform health plan that is administered and funded by the state. The SecureCare program would
Medical Class Warfare
Medical Class Warfare
By PAUL KRUGMAN.
E-mail: krugman@nytimes.com
If past patterns are any guide, about one in three Americans will go without health insurance for some part of
Medicare cards little help
Medicare cards little help
Dawn MacKeen
STAFF WRITER
July 15, 2004
Seniors in Nassau County can save more money purchasing top-selling medications through Canada and the Veterans Administration than
Coalition for Health Coverage forms in Southhampton
The Southhampton Press
June 24, 2004
By Kathleen Fitzpatrick
Members of the newly formed Coalition for Health Coverage in Suffolk held a vigil outside Southampton Hospital’s emergency room