From PNHP Annual Fall Meeting, November 11, 2002, Philadelphia, PA
Speech of Dr. Carlos Trotta, MD
Argentina has a population of 37 million people living in a
Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign's New Freedom Bus Tour kicks off in Philadelphia
The New Freedom Bus Tour is traveling across the United States for a month bringing attention to communities struggling for Economic Human Rights. A diverse
Poor People’s Economic Human Rights Campaign’s New Freedom Bus Tour kicks off in Philadelphia
The New Freedom Bus Tour is traveling across the United States for a month bringing attention to communities struggling for Economic Human Rights. A diverse
Achieving Universal Health Care: Lessons from Other Countries, and Our Own
Len Rodberg, NY Chapter, PNHP
Currently in press, will be published in journals soon.
The series of papers in this issue identify the central characteristics of the
Early Lessons from Oregon’s 2002 Measure 23 Campaign
Early Lessons from Oregon's 2002 Measure 23 Campaign
by Mark Lindgren, Chair, Health Care for All-Oregon
Early Lessons from Oregon's 2002 Measure 23 Campaign
Early Lessons from Oregon's 2002 Measure 23 Campaign
by Mark Lindgren, Chair, Health Care for All-Oregon
Harry and Louise: The Missing Years
October 31, 2002
Harry and Louise: The Missing Years
Steve Genova
As Oregon's hotly contested single-payer initiative heads into the home stretch, it seemed like a good time
Economics at heart of Measure 23 debate
October 31, 2002
By Rebecca Merritt
The Bulletin
On the surface, Measure 23 looks to be a good deal for the average family struggling to keep up with
Oregonians Vote on Single Payer Health Care
Oregons are voting by mail from now until Nov 5, 2002 on Initiative 23, a measure to create a single payer system in the state.
Wellstone and Drug Industry
We are deeply grieved at the tragic death of Sen. Paul Wellstone, his wife, daughter, and members of his staff in a plane crash in
Health care cost soar, coverage erodes: Troubling prognosis for state at annual health car forum
By Michelle Hillman
Wednesday, October 23, 2002
WALTHAM - Increases in health-care spending are in the double digits, insurance premiums are rising faster than the rate of
Letters in Support of Single Payer
In response to Marcia Angell's Op-Ed piece on single payer, the New York Times received a number of supportive letters to the editor:
Prescriptions for an