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
Ā©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) ā A certain realization comes over medical students during their training, argues Corey Fehnel, a first-year medical student
Longtime activist died deciding whether to call for help
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
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,
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