By Robert Kuttner, 6/11/2003
HEART DISEASE runs in part of my family. A beloved uncle died at 50 of a heart attack. One grandmother died in
Letter to the Editor – Philadelphia Inquirer
h2. Army Had the Answer
The best health-care system we two have ever known belonged to the U.S. Army.
Dependents were covered; equipment was up-to- date; doctors
Study Estimates That Coverage of the Uninsured Would Add Up To $69 Billion in Overall Health Care Spending
Contacts:
Rakesh Singh, KFF (202)347-5270
Jon Gardner, Health Affairs (301)656-7401
Article in Health Affairs Indicates That Newly Insured Would Use Additional Care Amounting to a 3-6 Percent Increase
Don McCanne Letter to the Editor
(unpublished)
Letters to the Editor
The Washington Post
Re: "Universal Health Care Gets Boost," May 26
The common perception of the health care reform proposals of the Democratic candidates
Democrats must offer bolder health plans
By Robert Kuttner, 5/21/2003
''Make no little plans; they have no magic to stir men's blood.''-- Daniel H. Burnham
Support continues for single-payer insurance
By PAUL CARRIER, Portland Press Herald Writer
AUGUSTA -- Gov. John Baldacci's proposed health-care plan, which would retain a strong role for private insurers, has not
Editorial: Universal health care only option
An editorial
May 3, 2003
Madison's Social Justice Center last week honored an incredibly dedicated Dane County couple - Eugene and Linda Farley - for their tireless
Universal health care floated as solution
BY ROBIN BIESEN
Times Staff Writer
An increasing need for health care and an inability by government and employers to keep pace with spiraling medical costs has
For-profit hospital problems in England and Canada
`P3' disasters elsewhere should be a warning
May. 4, 2003
MICHELE LANDSBERG
The SARS outbreak in Toronto was sad and scary enough. But imagine this: A new outbreak
Health Care Rally Protests Lack Of Support
By THOMAS D. WILLIAMS, Courant Staff Writer
At a rally of medical students, doctors and social activists near the steps of the state Capitol in Hartford
Universal care is nowhere to be found
Jeff Stryker
Sunday, April 27, 2003
©2003 San Francisco Chronicle
One in seven citizens in the world's richest country is without health insurance.
The uninsured are not some wretched
Med student to lead rally on insurance
By Matt Leingang
Democrat and Chronicle
(March 26, 2003) — A certain realization comes over medical students during their training, argues Corey Fehnel, a first-year medical student