By David U. Himmelstein, M.D. and Steffie Woolhandler, M.D., M.P.H.Annals of Internal Medicine, April 17, 2018By David U. Himmelstein, M.D. and Steffie Woolhandler, M.D., M.P.H.
Real fix for health care mess: Medicare for all
By Elizabeth Carson, A.P.R.N.The Baltimore Sun, April 12, 2018By Elizabeth Carson, A.P.R.N. | The Baltimore Sun, April 12, 2018
Congress has managed to mess up our
Single-Payer or Bust
By providing a single tier of coverage to all, with automatic enrollment, comprehensive benefits, and no cost-sharing, single-payer provides a distinctâand more egalitarianâvision of universality.By
Medicare-for-all would fix PEIA and other employers’ headaches
By Carol Paris, M.D.Charleston (W.V.) Gazette-Mail, April 1, 2018During the historic West Virginia teacher strike, 22,000 workers stood up and made themselves heard, shutting down
Is a for-profit health system our best choice?
By Marsha Fretwell, M.D.Citizen Times (Asheville, N.C.), March 30, 2018By Marsha Fretwell, M.D. | Citizen Times (Asheville, N.C.), March 30, 2018
In contrast to Gov. Roy
Everyone should have access to health insurance
By Ashley Duhon and Sara RobicheauxThe (Baton Rouge, La.) Advocate, Letters, March 28, 2018As a medical student, you never forget the first time a patient
Our multiple-payer system of health care just isnât working
By Jay D. Brock, M.D.Washington Post, Letters, March 27, 2018Regarding the March 23 editorial âMarylandâs ingenious plan to fix Obamacareâ:By Jay D. Brock, M.D. |
Ten Million Americans Could Bring H.R. 676 into Reality LandâRelief for Anxiety, Dread and Fear
Medicare for all is what the Pentagon does. It is what President Harry Truman wanted from Congress back in the nineteen forties. It is time.By
After a Hospital Stay, People are More Likely to Go Bankrupt
By Kate Sheridan Newsweek, March 21, 2018The effect that unexpected hospital bills have on Americansâ decisions to declare bankruptcy may be overstated, an article published
Whatâs So Good About Health Care?
By Eric Salk, M.D.The New York Times, Letters, March 21, 2018To the Editor:Re: âWhy Is U.S. Health Care So Expensive? Some of the Reasons Youâve
Getting Sick Can Be Really Expensive, Even for the Insured
Beyond medical costs, a trip to the hospital can mean a permanent reduction in income for many Americans, new research shows.By Margot Sanger-KatzNew York Times,
We need a system that puts health over profits
Private insurance prevented me from treating my flu patients. We need a system that puts health over profits.By Mat Kladney, M.D.Reno (Nev.) Gazette Journal, March