Robar held key roles at SDC, moved well between cultures
By AMY RABIDEAU SILVERS
asilvers@journalsentinel.com
Last Updated: Nov. 2, 2002
Audrey Robar, a longtime community activist, died of an
Top scientist warns of "sickness" in US health system
Tim Radford Denver
The US health system is itself sick and needs a national commission to get it back on the road to recovery, Floyd Bloom,
Top scientist warns of “sickness” in US health system
Tim Radford Denver
The US health system is itself sick and needs a national commission to get it back on the road to recovery, Floyd
Quentin Young Responds to Chicago Tribune Commentary
Quentin Young, M.D., National coordinator, Physicians for a National Health Program
Published March 20, 2003
Chicago -- Health care in the United States has gone from the
Suggested testimony for Democratic Party Hearings
This is the piece that is being sent to every member of the Democratic Party Action Agenda Committee. You can use it to shape your
State Sues Drug Companies, Claiming Price Gouging
By WILLIAM HATHAWAY
Courant Staff Writer
March 14 2003
Seven drug manufacturers have bilked patients and state drug programs of tens of millions of dollars in a complicated
Getting medical coverage to all
Posted on Thu, Mar. 13, 2003
Too many fall through the cracks of inadequate insurance programs.
By Gene Bishop
http://www.philly.com/mld/inquirer/news/opinion/local2/5378484.htm
The Philadelphia Enquirer
More than 18,000 young adults died last
Living sicker, dying sooner with no health plan
By REKHA BASU
Register Columnist
03/12/2003
The Des Moines Register
http://www.dmregister.com/opinion/stories/c5917686/20705781.html
My teen-age son has a thing for Ultimate Frisbee. Such a thing that he kept on playing last week
Real terror: no health insurance
March 12, 2003
BY CINDY RICHARDS
The Chicago Sun-Times
For 30 years, Rebecca Sawyer-Spoon and her husband, Joe, lived the American dream. They ran a small business, paid
Need stitches on that gash? Try living without health insurance
By Jamie Smith. Jamie Smith lives in Pearl River, N.Y
March 11, 2003
Chicago Tribune
I don't have health insurance.
Unlike many of the 40 million Americans without health
Wrong diagnosis, wrong Rx
BY KAY MCVAY
Special to The Examiner
TENNESSEE Sen. Bill Frist is undoubtedly a good surgeon and a handy provider of roadside emergency medical service, but the
L.A.’s critical condition
Posted on Wed, Feb. 26, 2003
L.A.'s critical condition
The needs of L.A.'s uninsured are overwhelming emergency rooms. Could this be the future for all of California?
By