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Dr. Martin Donohoe’s New Book Cites Major Advances in Public Health

His website, Phsj.org, has gotten 575,000 hits since its inception in 2007, and focuses on public health and social justice issues

By Raymond Rendleman The Lund Report (Portland, Ore.), Nov. 23, 2012 When you Google “public health and social justice,” the first thing that comes up is Portland Dr. Martin Donohoe’s…

Why does the press attack Gruber and ignore Pauly?

…poorly on today’s media – not all of them, but far too many. Google both Gruber’s and Pauly’s comments and you’ll see which one was covered and which one wasn’t….

Let’s do something; let’s innovate!

…make our clarion call drown out theirs. As it is now, our is hardly a peep. (Think not? Google innovation in health care – 377 million results – and single…

Doctor-Workers: Unite!

Could Disobedience Be the Path Ahead? By Howard Waitzkin, M.D., Ph.D. Medscape, May 20, 2016 “A person can become free through acts of disobedience by learning to say no to…

Let’s aim to be happier with ColoradoCare

…ad on TV, you might want to try a few things first: Google “best medical systems in the world.” I believe you will find a vast majority of systems more…

For truly affordable health care, embrace single-payer

…regardless of their employment, income or status of their health. One can easily Google and read the complete text of HR 676. At only 30 pages, the benefits are easily…

Obamacare’s flaws could be repaired far more simply and cheaply with a single-payer plan

…reported quarterly revenues of $46.5 billion. (You can look it up yourself; just google “health insurance company profits.”) In countries like Canada and the United Kingdom, where there is universal…

Doctor dreams of single payer health care — and so can you

By John Aronno Anchorage (Alaska) Press, August 30, 2017 Tapeworms are gross. Do not Google “tapeworm.” Ever. To be clear, avoid any use of the word tapeworm as it applies…

It’s time for a single-payer health care system in the US. Here’s why.

There are many arguments for a single-payer system, but for us it comes down to this: the incentive structure of the current system isn’t working.

…at #8 and Alphabet (Google) at #22. Insurance companies are not lean operations. They are large bureaucracies that have increased inefficiency in the health care system and deprioritized health outcomes….

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