Note from Dr. Walter Tsou, PNHP Board of Directors.
My impressions of the rally and march?
The turnout was amazing. You organize these things for a year
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Note from Dr. Walter Tsou, PNHP Board of Directors.
My impressions of the rally and march?
The turnout was amazing. You organize these things for a year
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New England Journal of Medicine Editor Calls for Single Payer
The New England Journal of Medicine
June 1, 2000 -- Vol. 342, No. 22
Patients' Rights Bills
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New York City -- While immigrants are credited with helping to fuel the nation's long economic expansion, they aren't sharing in all the benefits, particularly
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New York City -- While immigrants are credited with helping to fuel the nation's long economic expansion, they aren't sharing in all the benefits, particularly
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PHYSICIANS URGE INSURERS TO "KICK THE HABIT"
Despite calls to divest, insurers continue to be major shareholders in tobacco firms. Prudential has actually increased its stock
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Aetna, CIGNA Expanding South of the Border, New England Journal Study Finds
Some of the nation's largest managed care companies have started looking south in search
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Study Blasts Medicare Commission's Pro-HMO Recommendations Calls for Universal System to Include Young and Old
San Francisco -- Seniors, beware. That's the conclusion of an advance
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September, 1998
Physicians for a National Health Program is a national organization with over 8,000 physician members across the United States. Our members represent every state
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My name is Douglas Robins. I am a practicing physician in Washington, D.C. and I am representing Physicians for a National Health Program, an organization
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By David U. Himmelstein and Steffie WoolhandlerThe Lancet (U.K.), July 4, 1998By David U. Himmelstein and Steffie Woolhandler | The Lancet (U.K.)
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By David U. Himmelstein and Steffie WoolhandlerThe Lancet (U.K.), July 4, 1998By David U. Himmelstein and Steffie Woolhandler | The Lancet (U.K.)
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Washington, D.C. The organized medical society for the District of Columbia has decisively passed a resolution in support of "single payer"-style health insurance as an