Doctor Speaks for Universal Health care
By Richard Creaser
Derby Line Forum
Derby Line, Vermont
November 12, 2003
DERBY LINE – The workers at the Tivoly Inc. plant in Derby
Import Canadian Prices, Not Drugs
Los Angeles Times
November 10, 2003
Import Canadian Prices, Not Drugs
Re "Open Door to Drug Imports," editorial, Nov. 6: We don't need to import drugs from Canada.
The uninsured/Minnesota can aim higher
Published November 10, 2003
Minneapolis Star and Tribune
People invited to a conference last week on achieving universal health insurance in Minnesota might have found the timing
Our health-care system is broken, but it can be fixed
Our health-care system is broken, but it can be fixed
Salt Lake Tribune
By Lauren O.Florence
On Oct. 26, Salt Lake Tribune business reporter Lesley Mitchell detailed problems
Cancel Private Hospitals: Prominent Economists Say P3 Hospitals Threaten Medicare
Toronto – Four prominent economists and a former director of audit operations with Canada’s Auditor General released a report today that is sharply critical of
Universal access to health care on ballot in Pa.
Universal access to health care on ballot in Pa.
By Christopher Guadagnino, Ph.D.
Published October 2003
Walter Tsou, M.D., MPH, is on the national board of Physicians for
Getting what we pay for
There are sufficient resources in the Missouri health system today to cover all Missourians.
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Nationalize health insurance for all, David Donohue’s editorial for the Wilmington Delaware News Journal
David Donohue’s editorial for the Wilmington Delaware News Journal printed on October 7th.
The news that the number of uninsured Americans has risen to
A Push For A National Health Service?
A Push For A National Health Service?
by Sue Wilson
October, 2003
Since this health column last reported on the plight of the millions of uninsured and under-insured
Massachusetts Rallies for Single Payer Health Insurance
Caregivers, seniors, patients, labor leaders and citizens to promote universal health care plan at statehouse hearing on October 8, 2003.
Boston – From all across the
FROM THE OREGONIAN, by Marc Shapiro
Common rhetoric in presidential campaigns asks "Are you better or worse off than you were four years ago." As we close in on the anniversary
NYT Letters to Editor on Uninsured, 2003
To the Editor:
The Census Bureau data showing 43.6 million uninsured for 2002 (front page, Sept. 30) illustrate an ugly side of the United States that