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
WTO/Bush prevent poor countries from obtaining generic drugs
by Charlotte Denny in Geneva
Published on Wednesday, February 19, 2003 by the Guardian/UK
George Bush's close links with the drugs industry were last night blamed for
New York Times Magazine Slideshow
When Sheila Wessenberg's breast cancer was diagnosed and she needed a lumpectomy and then a mastectomy, her husband Bob's insurance covered her care. Then Bob
Physicians Propose Solution to Rising Health Care Costs and Uninsured
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
February 3, 2003, 11:00 a.m.
CONTACTS:
Joel Segal, Office of Rep. John Conyers
202-225-5126
joel.segal@mail.house.gov
Physicians Propose Solution to Rising Health Care Costs and Uninsured
Introduce National Health Insurance
What About Canada's Health Care?
Transcript and video featuring PNHP's Quentin Young on Canada's health system.
What About Canada’s Health Care?
Transcript and video featuring PNHP's Quentin Young on Canada's health system.
Minnesota’s Rep. Jaros sponsors single-payer health care
Budgeteer News
Last Updated: Friday, February 07th, 2003 11:57:45 AM
State Rep. Mike Jaros, DFL-Duluth, has authored a bill that would create a single-payer universal health care
Minnesota's Rep. Jaros sponsors single-payer health care
Budgeteer News
Last Updated: Friday, February 07th, 2003 11:57:45 AM
State Rep. Mike Jaros, DFL-Duluth, has authored a bill that would create a single-payer universal health care
Canada to Add Funds, Expand Health System
By Randall Palmer
OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada's political leaders reached an 11th-hour funding deal on Wednesday aimed at preventing further erosion of the country's ailing universal
SINGLE-PAYER: REPS. CONYERS, MCDERMOTT INTRODUCE BILL
National Journal,
February 5, 2003
Dr. MARCIA ANGELL ON INTRODUCING THE NATIONAL HEALTH INSURANCE BILL
February 4, 2003
Washington D.C.
We are here today to introduce a national health insurance program. Such a program is no longer optional; it’s necessary.
Weighing Privatization
Critics say private drug plans leave seniors paying more for less
By Deborah Barfield Berry
WASHINGTON BUREAU
February 3, 2003
Washington - Over the years, Diane Paulson has watched