Prominent progressives have undercut a cherished policy goal of the left. Theyāre wrong on both the politics and the economics.By Adam Gaffney, M.D.The New Republic,
Dr. Quentin Young – selected obituaries, stories
The following is a selection of initial obituaries and stories about Dr. Quentin D. Young, prominent leader of PNHP for nearly three decades, who died
No. Obamacare isnāt killing the insurance industry.
As health carriers blame losses on Obamacare, their stocks gains continue to be 'yuge,' thanks to one great customer: Uncle SamBy Wendell Potterhealthinsurance.org, March 1,
Cherry-picking Statistics to Bash Sanders’ Medicare-for-All Plan
Contrary to Claims by the Washington Post and Fortune, the Vast Majority of the Poor Would GainBy Steffie Woolhandler, M.D., M.P.H., and David U. Himmelstein,
‘Medicare for All’ vs. ‘Government Plan’: Nuance matters in coverage of health policy choices
By Trudy LiebermanHealth Review News, March 3, 2016By Trudy Lieberman | Health Review News
In late January, as Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders battled over a
Fixing the ACA Is Not Good Enough
We need to institute 'Medicare for all'By Caroline Poplin, M.D., J.D. MedPage Today, March 1, 2016National health insurance has become a defining issue in the
Hillary’s newfound disdain for single payer
By David U. Himmelstein, M.D. and Steffie Woolhandler, M.D., M.P.H.The Hill, Feb. 29, 2016Back in 1993, when we met with Hillary Clinton at the White
Why Obamacare should be changed to a single-payer system
By Eric Naumburg, M.D.The Baltimore Sun, Feb. 29, 2016Your editorial "Health care non-debate" (Feb. 22) points out some important facts about the American health care
Clinton’s āPublic Optionā is a Diversion: We Need Single Payer, Medicare for All
By Don McCanne, M.D.Common Dreams, Feb. 24, 2016You remember the public option. During the drafting of the Affordable Care Act (ACA), efforts were made to
Sanders’ Health Plan Renews Debate On Universal Coverage
By Alison KodjakNPR, Shots, Feb. 23, 2016When Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders stumps for health care for everyone, it always gets huge applause."I believe that the
Single-payer health system would cost less, provide more
By Katie JohnsonPost-Bulletin (Rochester, Minn.), Feb. 19, 2016The presidential primaries have catapulted "Medicare for All," or a single-payer health program, back into the national debate
Medicare’s History Belies Claim That Medicare-for-All Would Disrupt Care
It Disrupted Jim Crow, but Otherwise the Transition Was SmoothBy Steffie Woolhandler and David HimmelsteinThe Huffington Post, February 16, 2016Hillary Clinton and others charge that