Witchita Business Journal
December 9, 2002
Large companies in a four-state region that includes Kansas expect their health insurance costs to increase 13 percent next year.
Mercer Human
Some Tentative First Steps Toward Universal Health Care
December 7, 2002
New York Times
By MILT FREUDENHEIM
orried that the growing number of uninsured patients will undermine the nation's health care system, insurance executives across the
Volenik says single-payer plan feasible
By: Stephen Betts
December 06, 2002
The chairman of a state panel looking at designing a state-run, single-payer health care system said a consultant's report leaves him
SF Chron Letter to Editor: Market Share vs. Health Care
Market Share vs. Health Care
by Don Bechler
Blue Shield CEO Bruce G. Bodaken's solution for achieving universal health care would have Californians paying more money while
Jobless swell clinic’s rolls
Posted on Mon, Dec. 02, 2002
MORE SPACE NEEDED IN MTN. VIEW TO SERVE UNINSURED
By Truong Phuoc Khánh
Mercury News
Every layoff in Silicon Valley leaves not only
Jobless swell clinic's rolls
Posted on Mon, Dec. 02, 2002
MORE SPACE NEEDED IN MTN. VIEW TO SERVE UNINSURED
By Truong Phuoc Khánh
Mercury News
Every layoff in Silicon Valley leaves not only
Dr. Richard Brown’s Testimony on Drug Prices at NY State Hearing
Testimony of the New York Chapter of Physicians for a National Health Program
Hearing of the New York State Assembly Committee on Health
Prescription Drug Prices in
Dr. Richard Brown's Testimony on Drug Prices at NY State Hearing
Testimony of the New York Chapter of Physicians for a National Health Program
Hearing of the New York State Assembly Committee on Health
Prescription Drug Prices in
Insurer wants universal care
USA TODAY, December 4, 2002
By Julie Appleby
In a break with many other insurers, the head of Blue Shield of California is calling for universal
Steelworkers Union calls for single payer healthcare
The 31st Constitutional Convention of the United Steelworkers of America (USWA) held in Las Vegas August 5-8, attended by 2,500 union leaders from across the
Impact Of Health Plan Design And Management On Retirees’ Prescription Drug Use And Spending, 2001
Authors of a new study published today on the Health Affairs Web site say that higher drug cost-sharing saves money for retiree health plans, but
Roberta Palmer Health-care reform post-Measure 23
Measure 23 (Health Care for All) died an ignominious death on Nov. 5, but the health care crisis is still with us. The Oregon Health
