By Joshua Gear, M.D.
Portland (Maine) Press Herald, June 26, 2017
As a piece of legislation intended to provide affordable, quality health care to the greatest number
Trumpcare: the president delivers a poison pill to his electorate
By Andrew PurcellThe (Glasgow, Scotland) Herald, June 24, 2017By Andrew Purcell | The (Glasgow, Scotland) Herald, June 24, 2017
Within five days, Trumpcare could well be
Why single-payer health insurance means better patient care
By Phil KadnerChicago Sun-Times, June 23, 2017Most doctors believe a single-payer system “would offer the best health care to the greatest number of people,” according
Why single-payer health insurance means better patient care
By Phil KadnerChicago Sun-Times, June 23, 2017Most doctors believe a single-payer system “would offer the best health care to the greatest number of people,” according
Why Single-Payer Health Care Could Work in California
And why state-level reform is a risky proposition for most of the country.By Natalie ShurePacific Standard, June 23, 2017By Natalie Shure | Pacific Standard, June
Support Grows for Single-Payer Medicare-for-All Plan Instead of Massive Cuts to Healthcare
Interview With Dr. Steffie WoolhandlerBy Amy GoodmanDemocracy Now!, June 23, 2017PNHP Note: To view video of this interview, click here.Interview with Dr. Steffie Woolhandler |
Trumpcare is like a vampire, set on sinking its teeth into the poor
The relationship of the Republican bills to tax breaks resembles that of water crackers to cheese: a delivery device with little independent function of its
The Washington Post Is Selling Snake Oil
Our friends at the Washington Post are waging a brave campaign against Medicare for All.By Adam Gaffney, M.D.Jacobin, June 20, 2017Over the weekend, the Washington
The advantages of getting sick elsewhere
By Louis Balizet, M.D.The Pueblo (Colo.) Chieftain, Jun 17, 2017Last month, a Pueblo woman, while on vacation far from home, developed chest pain, cough and
In an Aging Nation, Single-Payer Is the Alternative to Dying Under Austerity
By Mike LudwigTruthout, June 14, 2017By Mike Ludwig | Truthout, June 14, 2017
Every day about 10,000 people turn 65 in the United States, and the
Medical racism at work? Study finds blacks, Latinos get worse care for neurological disorders
New evidence that black and Latino patients receive worse care than whites for neurological ailments — and pay moreBy Dave LindorffSalon, June 11, 2017A pioneering
Dr. Robert Zarr on single payer health care and America’s health inequality problem
Diagnostocracy Podcast, June 9, 2017PNHP's immediate past president, Dr. Robert Zarr, spoke with Diagnostocracy co-hosts (and medical students) Keifer Walsh and Ti Hoang about the
