Just as they did with employee pension plans, employers are now gearing up to convert employee health benefit programs from defined benefit to defined contribution.

In Rwanda, Health Care Coverage That Eludes the U.S.By Tina RosenbergThe New York Times, July 3, 2012Last week’s Supreme Court decision upholding of the constitutionality

Rawanda, one of the poorest nations in the world, has seen a dramatic improvement in the health of their people since the establishment of their

The United States needs to foster education and innovation to keep its cutting edgeOECD Economic Surveys: United States 2012OECD, June 26, 2012So what does an

So what does an economic survey of the United States have to do with health care? Simply that we cannot expect to have a superior

This op-ed is of special significance for us for two reasons: 1) Medicare for All is not only a liberal/progressive issue as these are the

Senator Bernie SandersJune 28, 2012In my view, while the Affordable Care Act is an important step in the right direction and I am glad that

The responses to the Supreme Court decision to uphold the basics of the Affordable Care Act were quite predictable. Through all of the cacophony, two

By Don McCanne, MDGo ahead and wade through the cacophony of responses to the Supreme Court decision. It should be a fascinating excursion through society's

The Supreme Court Ruling on the Patent Protection and Affordable Care Act
Go ahead and wade through the cacophony of responses to the Supreme Court decision.

Private Insurance Is Bankrupting Americans: Is Congress Paying Attention?By Diane ArcherHealth Affairs Blog, June 26, 2012Over the last decade, health insurance costs doubled for the