Study Tour Provides Hands-On Experience for Medical Students Reston, VA
The American Medical Student Association (AMSA), the nation's largest, independent medical student organization, announces "Sea-Couver," a
Political cowardice is stunting the dialogue on solving the nation’s health-care crisis
Feb 9, 6:53 PM
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Health care for all
Political cowardice is stunting the dialogue on solving the nation's health-care crisis
Weapons of mass destruction haven't turned up
Will Lower Drug Prices Jeopardize Drug Research ?
Will Lower Drug Prices Jeopardize Drug Research?
Donald W. Light, University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey
Joel Lexchin, School of Health Policy and Management, York
Higher Premiums Mean Higher Profits: Why Your Health Care Insurance Is More Expensive
Higher Premiums Mean Higher Profits: Why Your Health Care Insurance Is More Expensive
by Milton Fisk January 2004
Cost shifting is the name of the game as
All Medicare fight-back initiatives in the House to date
In December, Chet Edwards, a Texas Democrat, with more than 70 cosponsors, introduced HR 3672, to authorize HHS to negotiate Rx prices.
This week, one of
Border Wars: The Prescription Drug Battle With Canada
Nobel laureate Dr. Milton Friedman and Other Experts to Debate Drug Importation, Medicare, Uninsured, Single-Payer Health Care, and More
Sure cure for health care
Sure cure for health care
By MARTIN DYCKMAN, Times Columnist
Published January 25, 2004
TALLAHASSEE - President Bush didn't say a word about the moon or Mars during
State must lead the way
State must lead the way
David Lazarus
Sunday, January 18, 2004
©2004 San Francisco Chronicle
More than 43 million Americans may now be uninsured, but no one expects a
national
The country can no longer ignore the uninsured.
Des Moines Register Editorial: Get everyone covered by 2010
The country can no longer ignore the uninsured.
By Register Editorial Board
01/17/2004
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In the past three years, the number
What premiums pay for
Friday, January 16, 2004 (SF Chronicle)
What premiums pay for
David Lazarus
The United States squanders more money every year on health care bureaucracy than it would cost
Patchwork Health-care Reform not What Most Want, or Need
Published on Sunday, January 11, 2004 by the Boulder Daily Camera
Single-Payer: We'd Get More for Less
Patchwork Health-care Reform not What Most Want, or Need
by Brian
Health care is broken
Health care is broken
by David Lazarus of San Francisco Chronicle
Wednesday, January 14, 2004
Businesses large and small are drowning in health-care costs, and their solution by