The New York Times
July 14, 2003
Health Costs Soaring, Automakers Are to Begin Labor Talks
By Danny Hakim

Health costs have been soaring for many employers. In other

The New York Times
July 14, 2003
Health Costs Soaring, Automakers Are to Begin Labor Talks
By Danny Hakim

Health costs have been soaring for many employers. In other

Health Affairs
July/August 2003
Increased Spending On Health Care: How Much Can The United States Afford
By Michael E. Chernew , Richard A. Hirth , & David M.

The New York Times
July 8, 2003
Plans Improve Federal Workers' Drug Benefits
By Robert Pear

The House is expected this week to pass legislation ensuring that federal employees,

The Washington Post
July 6, 2003
Four Steps to Better Health Care
By Henry J. Aaron and Stuart M. Butler

The Commonwealth Fund
Policy Brief
Lessons from Medicare+Choice for Medicare Reform
By Geraldine Dallek, Brian Biles, and Lauren Hersch Nicholas

Lesson 7: Private plans are not less costly than

Public Citizen
Press Release
June 23, 2003
Drug Industry Employs 675 Washington Lobbyists, Many with Revolving-Door Connections, New Report Finds

Profits registered by the 10 drug companies on the

Kip Sullivan responds to the following quote of Humphrey Taylor of Harris Interactive from "The Health Care Debate We Are Not Having":

Humphrey Taylor:

"Increasing productivity,

Rudolph Mueller, M.D., author of "As Sick As It Gets," responds to the Institute of Medicine report on the hidden costs of uninsurance:

The Orange County Register
June 22, 2003
Commentary

Lawmakers have strong case for health reform

By Dr. Don McCanne
The San Juan Capistrano resident is President of Physicians for a

The Urban Institute
April 2003
Does the Health Care Safety Net Narrow the Access Gap?
By Brenda C. Spillman, Stephen Zuckerman & Bowen Garrett

The Henry J. Kaiser Foundation
Harvard School of Public Health
Press Release
June 19, 2003
New Survey Finds Most Seniors Favor Reforms that Build on Existing Medicare
Program, But Younger